Seagate NAS HDD Data Recovery London – Legacy NAS Drive Support
Seagate NAS HDD Data Recovery in London – Legacy NAS Storage Solutions
Seagate’s original NAS HDD lineup—prior to the IronWolf series—was widely used in home and small business network-attached storage systems. If you're experiencing data loss from an older Seagate NAS HDD, Creative IT London offers professional recovery services using industry-leading hardware tools, cleanroom repair, and RAID volume reconstruction.
Supported Seagate NAS HDD Models
- ST1000VN000, ST2000VN000, ST3000VN000
- ST4000VN000, ST6000VN000, ST8000VN000
- Interface: SATA 6Gb/s | RPM: 5900 or 7200
- Form factor: 3.5" for use in 1-5 bay NAS enclosures
- Used in: ReadyNAS, FreeNAS, Thecus, ZyXEL, and Netgear units
Common Seagate NAS HDD Issues
- Drive not mounting in NAS web interface
- RAID volume offline after power outage or rebuild
- Corrupted shared folders or inaccessible network volumes
- Clicking, ticking, or spinning-up failure
- Disk marked as "degraded" or "uninitialized"
- RAID 1 or RAID 5 redundancy failure after second drive goes offline
Our NAS HDD Recovery Approach
- Each drive is imaged sector-by-sector using DeepSpar and PC-3000
- RAID structure reconstructed from metadata or user parameters
- Logical file system rebuild (EXT4, XFS, Btrfs, NTFS, ZFS)
- Files recovered and previewed before secure return
NAS HDD Recovery Pricing
Service Type | Price (incl. VAT) |
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Diagnostic Assessment | £94.80 |
Standard Recovery (volume corruption, accidental deletion) | £140 |
Advanced Recovery (firmware, bad sectors, drive damage) | £270 |
Advanced Plus (cleanroom + RAID multi-disk failure) | £370 (≤4TB) / £470 (>4TB) |
Why Choose Creative IT?
- Over 20 years of experience recovering NAS RAID arrays
- Cleanroom repair available for mechanical failures
- Secure UK-wide courier collection available
- Same-day diagnostics and transparent pricing
For expert help with your Seagate NAS HDD recovery, call 020 7394 2525 or email info@computerrepairsinlondon.co.uk to begin the recovery process.