A small operation, run the way a much older one might be.

Adostrophe's founder started in search marketing in 2004, back when the guidelines for what counted as a good, reliable web page were simpler than they are now: be reliable, be authoritative, be genuinely useful to the person reading, and don't say things that can't be checked. Nothing on this site claims to be "the best," "leading," or "number one." Those aren't verifiable, so they aren't used. What's here instead is what can be checked: real project names, real pricing, and real links to real, working tours.

The same rule is why there's no lifetime square-footage total here. Scan spacing depends on the camera: the Pro2 used for every project needs a scan point roughly every two metres, while newer hardware can be pushed to fifty or more. A big area number mostly reflects camera settings, not the density or care of the capture. Judge the actual tours instead; they're all linked.