Data Recovery Service
Send your devices to Heirloom before the photos and videos get lost. We transfer content from your external hard drives, phones, and cameras into a digital vault where you can easily stream and share the files. Pay only after we receive and inspect your devices.
What types of devices can Heirloom recover data from?
Heirloom recovers data from external hard drives, USB flash drives, smartphones, cameras, and other portable storage devices—even older or outdated formats.
How does Heirloom price data recovery?
Heirloom provides a transparent, no-obligation quote based on the size of the device if there's an opportunity to recover content.
What happens after I send my device to Heirloom?
Once received, your device is evaluated and you receive a quote. After making payment, your data is securely delivered to the cloud or USB.
Will my files stay organized and keep their original structure?
Yes. Heirloom preserves original folders whenever possible while also organizing files for easy browsing, streaming, and sharing.
What if my device is damaged, blank, or unreadable?
Heirloom uses advanced recovery methods to salvage data from damaged or unreadable devices. If no usable content is found—and no significant labor was required—you may receive a credit.
How It Works
-
Send Your Old Media
Buy a secure shipping box or label.
Drop it off at any UPS Store. -
Approve the Quote
We count and classify everything using our published prices. You approve before we digitize.
-
Relive, Laugh, Cry
Enjoy your memories securely in the cloud. Download anytime. USB available if you want it.
Choose How to Send
-
Buy a Labeled Box
We send a crush-proof box with prepaid shipping so you can fill it up and drop it off.
-
Use Your Own Box
Fill your own sturdy box, attach the label you print, and drop it off... as soon as today!
-
Ship It Your Way
Use your preferred carrier for a low-cost option when digital delivery is all you need.
-
Deliver In Person
Meet our experts and get an immediate quote when you drop off your media.
