CPR Tools Inc.

Its been 3 months since Hurricane Ian left our area leaving behind destruction and devastation. We have been working hard to recover all kinds of data including work files and more importantly precious memories from all types of damaged media for our local friends and family. We are happy to report that although we aren’t always successful we have recovered over 150 terabytes of data for over 200 customers with a success rate of over 97% to date!

Southwest Florida has experienced one of the strongest and most devastating storms in its history. This is our home and you are our family, friends, and neighbors. We will get through this together because we are Southwest Florida Strong!

When the time is right contact us if you have suffered damage to your computer hard drive, external drive, SD card(s) or cell phone. We’ll do all we can to help you get your treasured photos, important documents and more from media damaged in this storm.

We are offering heavily discounted rates for businesses and residents of Collier, Lee, Hendry, Charlotte and Desoto counties who suffered losses due to the effects of hurricane Ian.

Contact CPR Tools by phone at 239 464 3282, by email to [email protected] or online at https://recover.cprtools.com.

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