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The process of document
freeze drying stabilizes the documents and prevents inks
from staining, while preventing further damage to the
document. Another process for restoring and salvaging
damaged documents is through a process of
dehumidification, whereby the documents are quickly
dried to remove any water and prevent mold from
developing. Document reprocessing techniques have proven
successful in restoring materials when attended
immediately after the damage occurs.
Art Restoration
The process of restoring fine art that has been damaged
by water or fire can return your valuable items as close
to their original pristine condition as possible.
Cleaning and stabilizing the damaged art is a tedious
process. Art damaged by water must be handled
immediately in order to prevent further exposure to
moisture or humidity and increased harm. Art remediation
services include repair of paintings, sculptures,
mosaics, ceramics and a vast array of other fine art or
collectibles.
Photo Restoration
When family heirloom photos or essential business photos
have suffered fire, mold, mildew or water damage that
can be returned to their original condition through
various processes of photo restoration. Photo
digitalization is a preferred method used by photo
restoration specialists, which begins with a high
resolution scan of the photo. Through a process of
retouching and enhancement, those memorable photos can
be restored.
Electronic Restoration
Whether it be a home computer, TV, stereo or business
computers and servers, the restoration process must
begin as soon as possible after the damage occurs.
Restoring electronic components after damage from water,
fire, wind or smoke begins with the dismantling process
of the electronic equipment. Once dismantled, the parts
are vigorously cleaned in a high pressure chamber to
remove any contaminants. Next, dehumidification and
deodorization processes are used to dry the equipment
before the equipment is tested to ensure reliability of
the component.
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