In 2014, when the laboratory moved to Pennsylvania, the first bench was in a workshop in Belmont Hills. Not an office park and not a suite number — a converted attic in Bala Cynwyd with the equipment in it and one engineer at it, a short walk from the bridge over to Manayunk.

That is where a reporter from the Main Line Times came out in early 2015 to see what data recovery actually involved. That article is still on the wall.

Later that year the company bought the building on Darby Road in Havertown and built a full laboratory in it. That lasted until 2020, when the pandemic took the business apart and the building had to be sold — the same certified equipment and clean room went to Collegeville, and in 2026 to King of Prussia and a secured Montgomery County laboratory. Four Pennsylvania addresses in twelve years, every one of them within about half an hour of this one, and the same person at the bench the entire time. When we say we serve Lower Merion, it is not a service-area map. It is where this started.