The paper goes.Everythingon it stays.
Filing cabinets, boxes of records and family photographs turned into named folders you can search, backed up somewhere that survives the house. Done at your own table on high quality, mobile industrial scanners.
The paperwork that matters
Deeds, wills, titles, insurance, tax records, medical files. These get done first, because these are the ones you cannot replace.
Loose photographs
Shoeboxes, drawers, the envelopes from the developer. Sorted roughly by era and named so you can find people again.
Photo albums
Including the sticky-page albums that destroy photographs if you pull at them. Those come out carefully or not at all.
Business records
Old client files, contracts and receipts, indexed so your accountant can find a year in seconds.
Industrial scanners, brought to you
High quality, mobile industrial scanners that set up at your own table. Sharp, clear copies of every page and photograph, up to 10,000 pages a day.
One fire takes all of it
Paper burns, floods and fades, and it only exists in one place. A scanned copy sitting in the cloud is the only version that survives the house it lives in.
- Gone in one fire or burst pipe
- Fades, curls and sticks together
- One copy, in one room
- Found by digging through boxes
- Survives whatever happens to the house
- As sharp as the day it was scanned
- Copies kept off site automatically
- Found in seconds by name or year
Private from the first page to the last
Deeds, wills, tax and medical records are the papers that matter most, so they are handled that way from start to finish.
A signed NDA before anything is opened
I sign a non disclosure agreement before the first box is opened. Your papers stay in your home unless you ask me to collect them, and anything I collect is written down.
Shredding through a licensed partner
If you want the originals shredded and discarded once they are scanned, I connect you with a verified, licensed shredding partner. Nothing private ends up in a bin.
One price per visit, never per page
The same $175 a visit as everything else I do. You pay for my time, not a count of pages, so a thick box of paperwork never turns into a surprise bill.
