The crisis is over but what about the data in my computers and cameras?

So, you've rescued your computers from disaster. Or maybe not ... maybe you have that awful realisation that your precious digital photos, financial records, academic thesis, that novel you've been working on are locked inside a damaged machine. But not all damage is total and we have the expertise to tell the difference. Let our recovery experts work their magic, remove your hard drive, salvage the contents if that's feasible, restore it to your new system. Likewise we can often retrieve photos from digital cameras and camera cards. In fact it may be possible to restore any important electronic device. New equipment doesn't mean the loss of your data and photos; salvaging these allows you to pick up where you left off.

Even minor incidents, spills, major bumps and the rough and tumble in the life of a laptop for example can put your data at risk. If you have any concerns we can assess your problem and advise you as to the best way to proceed.

But my computer seems okay ...

Even if your computer is still working, especially after fire or flood, dangers lurk further down the track. Your machine may have survived the worst, but did you know that smoke residue, damp and mould all corrode electronic components over time until one day, months later it all just stops working. Or becomes unreliable. Ensure the safety of your digital files by acting before this happens.

If you're really attached to your computer in particular we can strip it down before placing it in an ozone chamber to remove corrosive residues.

If you can replace your computer our experienced engineering team know how to transfer your salvaged material, even email address lists and saved email messages, onto your new system.

No matter what, there is hope ...

So, all is not lost. The Putralis team can remove your damaged machinery as soon as possible after an incident and give your precious digital records a fighting chance to a healthy recovery.

There is no time to waste

Corrosion is silent and never sleeps.