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We believe in doing no harm
and follow the guidelines, ethics, and principals established by the American Institute for Conservation.

We believe in collaboration
With owners and architects to determine the course of action that best serves immediate interests and the custodial interests of history.

We believe in evaluating evidence
in the context of historic decoration conventions and architectural styles.

We believe in remaining curious
while pursuing conclusive research that can support confident recommendations.

We believe in science
and evolving technologies which offer valuable resources for achieving preservation excellence.

We believe in good business
and take pride in producing high quality results within budget and on time.
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