“Excellent job in returning some important documents I’d been working on while away from home and hadn’t copied to my PC. Learned a valuable lesson that thumping a laptop in frustration can kill the hard drive. Recommended.”
Malcolm Macdonald, Blackpool Read more
DiskEng the UK recognised data recovery service provider, offer a comprehensive range of data recovery services across the whole of the UK from our laboratory facilities located in the Oxford Science Park in Oxford.
Our services include, the provision of guaranteed data recovery, RAID recovery and disk recovery solutions for businesses, institutes and government agencies based in and around the Blackpool area including Fleetwood, Lytham, Lytham Saint Anne, Warton, Kirkham, South Shore, Bispham, Esprick, Hambleton, Knott End-on-Sea, Cleveleys, Nomoss, Staining and others.
Blackpool is a Lancashire resort town on the Irish Sea, located between the Ribble and Wyre estuaries. Blackpool (Population 2014: 142,065) is located approximately 27 miles north of Liverpool and 40 miles northwest of Manchester. Blackpool is thought to get its name from a drainage channel running over a peat bog, which caused discoloured water to be discharged into the sea. The earliest evidence of human inhabitation in the peninsula area known as the Fylde, dates back approximately 13,500 years to the Paleolithic era. The Fylde was home to the Setantii, a British tribe known as the “dwellers in the water” due to the area containing a lot of bog land as well as oak forests.
Many Anglo-Saxon settlements, some with Viking names, are detailed in the Domesday Book would later become Blackpool town. The town emerged in medieval times as a few farmsteads, the name Blackpoole first used in 1602. During the 18th century sea bathing was seen as a cure for many diseases, particularly among the wealthier classes, making Blackpool an ideal destination, with it long sandy beaches. It was only in the middle of the 19th century with the arrival of the railways that Blackpool began to expand, with ammenties and attractions built in the town, such as the three piers and the Winter Gardens. Further expansion was helped by each mill town closing their factories on differents weeks, with most of the work force heading to Blackpool. The arrival of electricity in 1879 saw the first electric street lighting, a forerunner to the famous illuminations and later used for the electric trams.
The economy of Blackpool is influenced by the tourist trade along with many small businesses and self-employed people. Several confectionary companies are hosted in the town, famous for producing sticks of rock. The main demand for data recovery in Blackpool is hard disk drives from desktops, laptops and external enclosures and USB flash devices. There are some companies using larger storage solutions such as enterprise level RAID arrays, such as NAS and SAN devices. Whatever the capacity of your storage device and the problem, DiskEng have the perfect data recovery solution for your requirements. Recent comments by customers requiring data recovery in Blackpool are below.
"Excellent job in returning some important documents I’d been working on while away from home and hadn’t copied to my PC. Learned a valuable lesson that thumping a laptop in frustration can kill the hard drive. Recommended."
Malcolm Macdonald, Blackpool
Require data recovery at work or the home in the Blackpool area? DiskEng are ready to take your call now. You can talk to a data recovery engineer who can give you guidance about our recovery processes and your best options and your data recovery requirements.
