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Damaged Photo Restoration Services
Preserve Cherished Memories E-mail

Photographs capture special moments in your family history. Time can be cruel to your snapshots allowing cracks, tears, stains and fading to damage your treasures.

Exposure to light and the natural breakdown of photographic emulsions mean your photos are subject to fading causing your memories to disappear forever.

We are expert photographic restoration specialists and have been saving cherished family photos since 1986. Cracks, tears, stains and other defects can be repaired restoring your family treasures. Once we have digitized your photo it is protected from fading forever.

If you have favorite photographs that have seen better days . . . let us breathe new life into the images preserving them forever.
 
Photographic Restoration E-mail

Over the years photographs can take a beating.

They tear, rip and crack. Images suffer as coffee and pop are spilled on them causing distracting discoloration. Chemical processes within the photograph and exposure to light can cause images to fade away.

It is important to preserve your family's memories for yourself as well as future generations.

We can take an existing photograph with severe signs of distress and create a restored copy. We never work directly on existing photographs, we create a digital copy of the original and work on that. Your original image is safe at all times.

Learn more about our restoration services and view examples here.
 
Get a Quote . . . Fast E-mail

We do our best to make working with us simple, fast & worry free!

Here is how it works:

  1. You submit an image for a quote (learn how to submit an image here).
  2. We examine the image and give you a detailed written quote.
  3. You send the images to us with payment. (learn how to ship photographs to us here).

We work on your order and send the completed order back to you.

We never do any work directly on an original. We scan your photograph creating a high quality digital image and work on that.
 
Colorization E-mail

Early photography was black and
white . . . color just wasn't an option. A popular option of the day was to hire artists to colorize black and white portraits with paint and dyes. It had its limitations, each print had to be colored individually.

Even as color film and prints became available it was expensive and many chose the less expensive black and white alternative.

To make the transition worse, early color processes were flawed leaving the prints to quickly fade or shift colors.

We are able to take black and white images and add color them, since we work with digital images we are able to create multiple prints without colorizing them individually!

While it is difficult and does have some limitations, we are able to recover faded color images making them nearly as bright and vivid as the day they were first taken.

Learn more about our colorization services and view examples here.
 
Remove Unwanted Objects E-mail

How often have you taken photographs at important family events only to discover an object in the background creating rabbit ears protruding from the subjects head?

We can remove unwanted objects, distractions and even people from your favorite family photographs.

The reverse is true as well. We can also add people or objects to a photograph. If someone was missing the day you took the group shot at the family reunion or you just want to add something comical to an existing photograph, it can be done.

Learn more about removing unwanted objects from a photograph here.
 

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Testimonials

I AM SO HAPPY!

" I am so happy with my photo restorations. They have completed our family memory wall in a big way. Every day I pause to reflect on my memories displayed so well for all my friends and family to share . . . I can't thank you enough!"

Jane S.

COLOR BRINGS IT TO LIFE

"I can not believe how much the photo you colorized for us snaps. Wow!"

Jenny K.

ONE OF A KIND

"Thank you for restoring the photo of my mother. This is the only photo of her this young in our family!"

Bill H.