Cemetery with small worn tombstones arranged in rows on grass, surrounded by trees and a wooden fence.

Evaluation

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Cleaning

Gentle, non-ionic detergent cleaning. Biocidal cleaning for biological growth such as lichens,mosses, mold, and algae. Rust stain, metal stain, and mineral deposit removal May require poulticing for stubborn stains. Low-pressure rinse or controlled water misting

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Resetting & Reinstallation

Stabilizing leaning, sunken, fallen, or displaced gravestones by lifting, leveling, and resetting them onto properly prepared foundations. Rebuilding failed or collapsed foundations. Adding gravel foundation and drainage layers

A broken and weathered gravestone lying on the ground, surrounded by green grass and small plants.

Structural Repair

Using conservation-grade adhesives, mortars, stainless-steel pins, and careful alignment techniques to repair cracks, breaks, and missing fragments. Repairing cracked gravestones Pinning, doweling, or inserting stainless-steel or fiberglass reinforcement rods. Adhesive repair using conservation-approved epoxies or lime mortars. Rejoining fragments of broken markers. Reattaching delaminated or spalled stone layers

Two old, moss-covered gravestones in a wooded area with fallen leaves and small green plants. The graves are weathered and partially obscured by surrounding vegetation.

Plot Maintenance

Scheduled seasonal or annual check-ups to clean stones, remove early biological growth, assess new deterioration, verify stability and drainage, and update condition reports. Prevents small issues from becoming costly repairs. Preventative maintenance plans for towns

Family contracts for ongoing individual stone care

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Workshops

Providing hands-on educational programs for volunteers, caretakers, historical societies, and municipalities on safe, proper gravestone care and cemetery stewardship. Public presentations on cemetery history and preservation

Specialized Monument Conservation

Mausoleum restoration

Vault repair and waterproofing

Crypt stabilization

Sculpture & statuary conservation

Cast stone and concrete art conservation

Memorials, veterans’ markers, and municipal monuments

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Photogrammetry and 3D Digital Modeling

Capturing high-resolution photographs and processing them into detailed 3D models of gravestones, monuments, and site features. Used for documentation, condition monitoring, measuring erosion or tilt over time, and creating digital archives or virtual cemetery tours.

weathered cemetery markers and broken headstones stored carelessly in a shed

Conservation of Loose, Broken, or Misplaced Pieces

Cataloging fragments

Building archival storage boxes

Photographing & tagging every piece

Creating mapped inventories

Reassembly planning for future conservation

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Emergency Response & Disaster Recover

Storm damage assessment

Flood or erosion recovery

Cleanup and salvage of displaced gravestones

Emergency stabilization of leaning or collapsed monuments

Fire damage remediation

Vehicle-impact damage response

Every Step With Care and Precision