12 Best Data Recovery Services in Singapore (2026)

Singapore's dense mix of home PCs, business servers and phones means a failed hard drive, corrupted SSD or dropped phone is a matter of when, not if. This guide gathers twelve currently-operating Singapore data recovery specialists, each verified on its own website, spanning long-running cleanroom labs, a Seagate-authorised partner and repair shops that handle recovery in-house alongside device fixes. Coverage varies by firm, from hard disks and RAID/NAS arrays to SSDs, memory cards and mobile phones, and terms such as free evaluations or no-data-no-charge policies are common but not universal. Confirm current pricing, turnaround and device coverage directly with each provider before sending in a drive.

iDevice Repair Centre treats data recovery as an extension of its laptop workshop and leads with a process point: it says it images a drive first behind a hardware write-blocker and does every later attempt on the copy, never on the original media. Its page covers failed SSDs, clicking hard disks, formatted partitions and dead laptops with healthy drives, with indicative turnaround bands for each fault. For drives too damaged to read on its bench it says it works with a specialist clean-room partner, so ask how that handoff works. Diagnosis is described as free on a walk-in, with a written price before work starts and no repair fee if it cannot fix the device. The workshop is near Tai Seng MRT on weekdays.

Tai Seng (Harper Road)
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RepairX lists data recovery among its computer services and offers a free online diagnosis form where corrupted data is one of the fault options, next to repairs for MacBooks, iMacs, laptops and desktops. Its contact page names a Central outlet at International Plaza and a North outlet at Woods Square in Woodlands, open daily except public holidays, with a WhatsApp number for enquiries. The homepage advertises free islandwide and on-site pickup and a warranty range of 30 to 180 days, so ask which period applies to your repair. Its footer carries a 2024 date, so message first to confirm it is trading before you travel.

Tanjong Pagar (International Plaza) & Woodlands
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CBL runs one of Singapore's longest-established data recovery labs, based beside Tai Seng MRT, and says it has been recovering data for more than 20 years. The company describes doing cleanroom head replacements, PCB and firmware repair, RAID reconstruction and NAND chip-off work in-house rather than shipping drives overseas, and lists coverage for hard disk drives, SSDs and NVMe, RAID and NAS arrays from Synology and QNAP, Mac drives, servers, phones, flash media and CCTV/DVR footage. CBL advertises a no-data-no-charge guarantee, though it notes a separate, non-refundable parts deposit can still apply where physical donor components are needed. Its scale and broad device coverage make it a reasonable first call for both households and businesses with a failed drive.

Tai Seng (Harper Road)
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Founded in 1995, Greenergy says it has put significant investment into two in-house lab facilities and describes itself as running Singapore's biggest data recovery centre. Its stated coverage spans hard disk drives, SSDs, RAID, NAS, SAN and Drobo systems, tape drives, memory cards and phones, and it says it can recover data lost to accidental deletion, hardware crashes, corruption, fire or water damage. On mobile devices, Greenergy states it was the first firm in Singapore to successfully recover iPhone data by capturing a full RAM image and decrypting it, and it also handles Android recovery, including WhatsApp, photos and messages. Its long track record and heavier RAID/NAS focus suit more complex or business-critical failures.

Ubi
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Data Savers has operated from Suntec Tower Two for more than a decade and describes itself as the Seagate Recovery Services Platinum Partner for Singapore and South East Asia, which it says gives it access to Seagate's own proprietary recovery tools and processes. It lists coverage for hard disk drives, SSDs, RAID and server systems, tape, memory cards and older optical formats such as CDs and DVDs, and says it works to recover data without voiding equipment warranties. The company also describes itself as ISO 9001 certified. Every case is said to begin with a free phone consultation and evaluation before a service level is agreed. Its Seagate partnership is the clearest reason to consider it for a Seagate drive.

Suntec City
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Singapore Data Recovery Centre, tucked along Joo Chiat Road, has been operating for more than a decade and says its specialists hold SANS certification, with the company also appearing as a GeBIZ-listed government supplier. Its stated device coverage includes hard disk drives, SSDs (including NVMe and PCIe), RAID and NAS arrays from Synology and QNAP, USB drives, SD, microSD and CF cards, phones on both iOS and Android, and encrypted drives protected by BitLocker or FileVault. SDRC states a no-recovery-no-charge policy, saying it absorbs its own parts and lab costs if a case cannot be resolved, and it promises a free diagnosis within 24 hours with fixed pricing set only afterward. Its encrypted-drive experience is a useful niche for security-conscious clients.

Joo Chiat
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CARE is a broader Singapore IT support firm, operating since 2007 and ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified, that says it also runs its own in-house data recovery lab rather than outsourcing physical cases. It says it operates a certified Class 100 clean-air laminar flow cabinet and uses PC-3000, an industry-standard recovery tool, working on hard disk drives, SSDs, RAID arrays, NAS units, servers, USB drives, memory cards and CCTV/DVR systems across Windows, Mac and Linux. CARE says it offers a free evaluation with no charge until a customer approves the quote, and that a case never leaves its premises during recovery. Its IT-services background suits a business that wants ongoing support alongside a one-off recovery.

Eunos (Bizhub 28)
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Accplus Technologies is a Tiong Bahru-area specialist founded by Louis Loo, who says he trained in data recovery at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the firm states it built a Class 100 clean room at its centre specifically to open and examine drives in a controlled environment. It has operated for more than a decade and describes handling hard disk drives, including head crashes and platter transplants, deleted or virus-corrupted files, mobile phones and even GoPro action-camera footage. Accplus also lists itself as a registered government IT supplier, citing experience serving ministries, schools and community centres. It offers a free phone consultation and quotation upfront, which suits anyone wanting a quick, no-obligation opinion first.

Tiong Bahru (Bukit Ho Swee)
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Ever Higher runs its recovery lab out of Henderson Industrial Park and says it maintains its own clean rooms and recovery tools in-house rather than sending drives to a third party. Its stated device coverage is broad: internal and external hard disk drives from brands such as Western Digital, Seagate, Hitachi and Toshiba, SSDs, RAID, NAS, SAN and DAS systems, USB flash drives, phones, SD cards, and even CCTV systems and drones. Beyond recovery, the company positions itself as a one-stop IT shop that also handles device repair and small-business IT infrastructure. It additionally lists branches in Johor Bahru, Kuala Lumpur and Penang, so its Singapore base sits within a wider regional operation.

Bukit Merah (Henderson)
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PC Dreams Group runs its current data recovery service under its myhalo brand, with drop-off points at Bugis Junction and a Seagate HDD RMA collection counter at Sim Lim Square. myhalo says it offers a risk-free, no-fix-no-charge policy and supports recovery across internal and external hard drives, SSDs, USB drives and memory cards, plus iPhone and Android phones. PC Dreams itself is a longer-running Singapore repair chain that has previously been named a designated Seagate RMA and data recovery centre. Because the service now sits inside a wider e-waste and device trade-in group rather than a stand-alone lab, it suits someone who also wants trade-in, repair or resale handled at the same visit.

Islandwide (Bugis Junction)
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Esmond Service Centre runs two Singapore branches, at Alexandra Retail Centre and Midview City on Sin Ming Lane, and is better known as a laptop, MacBook and phone repair shop that also runs its own data recovery service rather than outsourcing it. Its listed coverage includes internal and external hard drives, SSDs and NVMe drives, RAID and NAS arrays, USB drives and SD or microSD cards across brands including Seagate, WD, Toshiba, SanDisk and Kingston, on both macOS and Windows. The company says every job starts with a free evaluation and a fixed quote before work begins, with no charge if nothing can be recovered. Its repair-shop roots make it convenient if the same device also needs physical fixing.

Islandwide (Alexandra & Sin Ming)
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Volta PC Upgrade & Repair, formerly known as Budget PC Upgrade & Repair, is a Tai Seng-area computer repair shop that says it has been serving Singapore customers for more than a decade under its old and new names combined. Alongside laptop screen, keyboard, battery and MacBook repairs, it lists data recovery for hard disk drives, SSDs, external drives and laptop or MacBook storage, describing its aim as secure recovery of lost files, photos and documents. The shop operates on a walk-in basis with no appointment needed, five days a week. Like Esmond, its strength is being a single stop for both a broken device and the data on it, rather than a dedicated recovery-only lab.

Tai Seng (Burn Road)
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