Despite the popularity of electronic documentation, businesses continue to rely heavily on paper documents and the loss of confidential files such as medical and legal documents or book collections could have serious commercial implications.
Damaged paper quickly deteriorates, so a timely and appropriate procedure is necessary to halt the progression of damage in order to stabilize the items and restore them to a high and reusable standard. For example: freezing documents within 48 hours of the incident can drastically reduce the time and costs of restoration, and prevent the need for mold remediation, page separation and other corrective procedures.
Using such drying and deodorization techniques our technicians can swiftly restore damaged documents and books. Critical materials such as x-rays, microfilm or even audio/visual material can be cleaned on site, or inventoried and removed to a high-security facility.