Expert Water-Damaged Paper Restoration in Chicago, IL

Midwest Freeze Dry (MFD) is your trusted provider of water-damaged paper restoration in Chicago, IL. We understand the importance of preserving your valuable documents, whether ancient manuscripts, family photos, or important legal papers.

That’s why we use state-of-the-art techniques and equipment to restore your documents to their original condition. Whether your papers were damaged by flooding, leaks, or natural disasters, our skilled team can carefully clean, dry, and restore them to their former glory.

We understand that every piece of paper holds immense sentimental or historical value, so we handle each item with the utmost care and attention to detail. Contact MFD to learn more about our water-damaged paper restoration.

Mold growth is a common concern when it comes to preserving paper, in addition to water damage. Mold can not only degrade the quality of your documents but also present health risks. At MFD, we offer non-toxic mold treatment solutions that effectively eliminate mold without harming you or your valuable papers. Our water-damaged paper restoration experts are trained in identifying and safely removing mold, ensuring the utmost protection for your documents and peace of mind.

Document freeze drying is a highly effective method of preserving water-damaged papers. At MFD, our cutting-edge freeze-drying technology allows us to remove moisture from your documents without causing further damage. This process helps prevent deterioration, warping, and mold growth, ensuring the longevity and integrity of your valuable papers. Trust our experts to meticulously freeze-dry your water-damaged documents and breathe new life into them.

Treat water-, smoke-, or mold-damaged books, documents, and objects with services from MFD. We specialize in providing water-damaged paper restoration in Chicago, IL; we have the capabilities to effectively dry, remove excess moisture, decontaminate, and deodorize valuable articles.

Our treatments are customizable to suit the specific needs of individual situations. We use a cost-effective vacuum freeze-dry chamber with a commercial-size capacity to accommodate almost any need. The machine we use is optimized explicitly for paper and is the recommended way that the Smithsonian and National Archives suggest.