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We focus on the critical need for organizations such as libraries, schools, hospitals, government facilities, police stations, and more, to protect and recover valuable paper-based media from various disasters.  Polygon’s document recovery solutions are showcased as comprehensive and efficient, providing 24/7 emergency response, the largest fleet of energy-efficient drying equipment globally, and a team of…

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We focus on the critical need for organizations such as libraries, schools, hospitals, government facilities, police stations, and more, to protect and recover valuable paper-based media from various disasters. 

Polygon’s document recovery solutions are showcased as comprehensive and efficient, providing 24/7 emergency response, the largest fleet of energy-efficient drying equipment globally, and a team of experienced recovery specialists. The state-of-the-art vacuum freeze drying chambers are emphasized as an effective solution for specific materials and projects, utilizing negative pressure for optimal drying. The desiccant air dry distribution system enables real-time access to documents during reprocessing, allowing businesses to remain active even in the midst of a disaster. Polygon’s liquid-free cleaning and sterilization process is highlighted for removing dirt, grime, and fungi spores, while their digital imaging services offer an alternative or complementary solution to restoration, ensuring safeguarding against further environmental concerns.

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Many organizations, libraries, schools, hospitals, government facilities, police stations, and more, archive and manage a plethora of paper based media. But when nature's elements do their worst, time is of the essence to recover these valuable documents from treasured book collections, historical artifacts, priceless artworks, sensitive records, documents, and photographs, degradation of these vital materials often begins within twenty four hours of a water event. Thus, these businesses must be prepared for immediate remediation when a disaster strike posting twenty four seven emergency response, the world's largest fleet of energy efficient drying equipment, and a team of experienced recovery specialists Polyigon's document recovery solutions are here to help. Our state of the art vacuum freeze drying chambers use negative pressure to create the most effective drying solution for specific materials and projects. Polycom's desiccant air dry distribution system allows customers real time access to documents as they complete reprocessing, enabling these businesses to remain active during a disaster. Our liquid free cleaning and sterilization process insures the removal of dirt, grime, or fungi spores, and are digital imaging services, either after or in lieu of restoration. Safeguard materials against further environmental concerns. Further, as a code blue client, you'll get priority treatment when a disaster occurs by a team already familiar with your business along with equipment discounts that minimize a disaster's financial impact. At Polygon, we're always by your side. From disaster onset to restoration completion.

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