Archive Assessment & Sorting
Inventory, condition notes, and a digitisation plan for mixed formats.
Archive Restoration
We help families organise, digitise, and repair decades of photographs so the stories behind them remain usable, shareable, and safe for the future.
Prefer to explore first? See the preservation path and learn how our studio monetises projects through staged restoration packages.
Some collections are neatly boxed, others arrive in mixed envelopes and shoeboxes. Our first step is an assessment that identifies formats, damage patterns, and the best path to convert fragile prints into lasting digital masters.
We monetise by applying restoration in stages: assessment, digitisation, and optional repair. This keeps budgets predictable and allows families to stop or extend the work at any point.
Review service pricingEach scan is cleaned, colour-balanced, and indexed. When damage appears, we repair manually to avoid over-processing. The result is a gallery-ready file paired with a lightweight shareable copy.
Request a restoration briefProjects are priced per service so you can tailor the work. Select a service below to prefill the restoration brief.
Inventory, condition notes, and a digitisation plan for mixed formats.
Colour-managed scans with naming, cropping, and dust reduction.
Scratch removal, tonal repair, and detail recovery for damaged images.
Curated digital albums with captions and archival export formats.
Originals are handled with cotton gloves, archived in acid-free sleeves, and returned with a restoration log. Every project includes digital backups and a versioned delivery folder.
We review the archive intake notes and confirm the restoration scope.
Photographs are cleaned, scanned, and indexed with consistent naming.
Repair and colour work is applied only where needed, preserving authenticity.
Files are delivered in two formats: archival masters and shareable copies.
Select a service first, then share your contact details. We respond within two working days with a tailored plan and a transparent quote.