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Converting a paper book into an eBook allows you to preserve content, reach new readers, and even create new revenue streams. At ScanHouse America, we offer both non-destructive scanning (to keep the original intact) and destructive scanning (spine removal for faster, lower-cost projects). After scanning, we apply OCR, clean up the text, and format it for platforms like Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play Books.

In the era of digital transformation, preserving historical documents and special collections has become more important than ever. At ScanHouse America, we understand the critical importance of safeguarding our shared heritage and making it accessible to future generations. Our state-of-the-art document and book scanning services, based in Seattle, offer an unparalleled solution for libraries, institutions, and private collectors.

The construction world is replete with challenges, from the tangible concerns of project management, materials handling, and safety, to the more subtle tasks that keep the backend running. Among these tasks is the vital, yet often underestimated, area of document management.

Wondering about the cost to digitize your paperwork? Here's a breakdown. A standard box typically holds around 2,500 pages. In the scanning world, prices vary but on average, it costs between $0.05 and $0.25 for each page.

A standard box of records typically costs about $200 to scan.

Preserve invaluable scientific research and data with our specialized lab notebook digitization services. Lab notebooks and field study documents are repositories of extensive knowledge, containing detailed records like sketches, diagrams, and critical observations, all of which represent countless hours of meticulous research and analysis. Recognizing these as crucial intellectual assets of your organization, we emphasize their protection akin to any other significant business documentation or proprietary data.