Preserve Your Memories with Professional Photo Restoration

Restoring Damaged Photographs

Many photos are stored in frames, safe from handling, but not from the slow effects of UV light. Even indirect sunlight can cause fading, gradually erasing the image until it blends into the paper. Damage like creases, folds, and fading can seem irreversible, but with advanced photo restoration techniques, they can often be repaired.

Photographs are timeless treasures that hold precious memories. However, over time, even with the best care, they can show signs of wear and tear. Handling alone can cause subtle damage that may not be immediately visible but becomes evident over decades of repeated contact.

Creases and Folds: Substantial areas of an image can be recovered, even when key features like faces are affected, though these repairs can be more challenging.

Fading and Color Loss: Faded photos often develop a strange color cast, lose contrast, and lose detail. Our restoration process can correct these issues, although some detail may be irretrievably lost in extreme cases.

How Does Photo Restoration Work?

Photo restoration begins with a high-resolution digital scan of your photograph, slide, or negative. Using state-of-the-art digital tools, we carefully enhance and reconstruct the image, restoring it to its original condition. The best part? The original photo remains untouched throughout the process, and you can receive as many restored copies as you need. Check out our Photo Restoration Blog to see the amazing results we’ve achieved.

How Much Does Photo Restoration Cost?

The cost of photo restoration starts as low as £10, depending on the image’s condition and the extent of the damage. The more complex the restoration, the more time it requires. Visit our Photo Restoration Pricing page.

How Long Does Photo Restoration Take?

The time required for restoration depends on the photo’s condition. Minor issues, such as simple creases, can be resolved in under an hour, while severely damaged photos may take several days. Request a quote, and we’ll provide an estimated timeline for your project.