PRESERVE YOUR PHOTOS’ TRUE BEAUTY
Faded, scratched, torn, stained, or underexposed photos, we restore them with care, clarity, and precision.
From basic enhancement to advanced digital reconstruction, your images are restored in-house using professional editing tools, never outsourced.
Color correction • Scratch removal • Tear repair • Spot healing • Exposure balancing • Moderate digital reconstruction
Northern Iowa & Southern Minnesota’s trusted photo restoration service.
641-200-4190
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Supporting Families & Businesses Across North Iowa
Choose Your Enhancement Type
Quick pricing for every format
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$35/image
Best for photos with:
• Noticeable scratches
• Light tears
• Moderate fading or discoloration
• Mild water spots or blemishesIncludes:
• Full tonal correction
• Color recovery
• Precision healing and patching
• Edge cleanup -
$75/image
Made for heavily damaged images with:
• Deep creases
• Large tears or missing sections
• Significant fading
• Heavy staining
• Silvering on dark areas
• Mold spottingIncludes manual reconstruction, texture rebuilding, and full detail recovery wherever possible.
HOW WE RESTORE YOUR IMAGES
High-Resolution Capture
Your prints are scanned using professional-grade equipment at 600–1200 DPI to capture every detail.
Digital Cleaning & Correction
We remove dust, correct color, fix exposure, and restore natural tones without over-editing.
Damage Repair & Rebuild
Tears, creases, scratches, stains, and missing sections are carefully healed or digitally reconstructed.
Texture & Detail Restoration
Skin tones, clothing texture, and natural grain are restored to look authentic — never artificial.
Final Mastering Output
You receive:
• High-resolution JPG or TIFF
• Optional archival TIFF
• Optional print-ready versions
WHY PHOTO RESTORATION MATTERS
Old photographs don’t just fade, they break down chemically over time.
Restoring them now ensures they survive for future generations.
Common aging issues include:
Yellowing and color shifting
Foxing
Silvering (metallic sheen on dark areas)
Cracking and emulsion decay
Water damage and staining
Mold exposure
Dust, scratches, and surface abrasion
Sunlight fading
Most photos from the 1940s through the early 2000s are already deteriorating.
Digital restoration preserves them permanently, allowing easy sharing, printing, and archiving.
Before
AFTER
Your OLD Photos are not getting any Younger
I get it, the dark line above uncle Fred’s is…um.…nostalgic…but…
Let’s remember him without it…ok?