Preservation Products offers a comprehensive line of waterborne coating systems and weatherproofing materials designed for the architectural and historic preservation market. These sustainable, environmentally-responsible solutions stop leaks and protect structures from the damaging effects of the weather while maintaining the historic character of the buildings that they protect.

Our product offerings include elastomeric roof coatings, primers, sealers, specialty coatings, and reinforcement fabrics - all engineered to meet the unique needs of our customers.

Notable projects include Fort Sumter, Arlington House, Jessamine County Courthouse, Thomas Point Lighthouse, Winterthur, The Maine State House, Fort McHenry, and countless others.

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FEH Design is a community of architects, engineers, interior and graphic designers with a passion to create. Every member brings unique talents to the table, and together we are creating vibrant communities through collaborative design.

James Hardie Industries plc is the world’s #1 producer and marketer of high-performance fiber cement siding and backerboard.

Osborn Engineering, one of this nation's oldest engineering firms, was founded in 1892 and offers full-service engineering services, including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, structural, and civil engineering services.  In addition, our specialty consulting practices include restoration, technology, and fire protection & life safety services.  Since 2013, Osborn has grown to a total of twelve offices in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Florida. Osborn’s team has quadrupled in size, boasting a staff of more than 325 employees, and offering services in more than a dozen market sectors. While the past decade has brought significant growth, Osborn still operates under the One Osborn philosophy, maintaining the principles that made the employee-owned firm successful from the beginning.

Our mission is to preserve the memories of individuals, in families and communities, for the descendants, researchers, and cemeteries ensuring that the deceased are not forgotten to time. Providing services such as assessments and documentation for cemeteries, as well as, the  repair and leveling of gravestones.  Owner/operator has a degree from the University of Mary Washington in Historic Preservation and is 106 compliant to the standard of 36 CFR part 61 according to the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualification Standards, and professionally trained in lime-mortar repair of gravestones.

MKSK is a collective of planners, urban designers, and landscape architects passionate about the interaction between people and place. We are proud to be a 100% employee-owned company. Every day, we build the communities we want to live in. Our reach is national, but our eleven metropolitan offices are focused across the Eastern and Midwestern United States because this is where we’re from, and this is where we want to be.

RLA specializes in the conservation of historic building materials, sculpture, monuments and works of art. We provide emergency response services, conditions assessments, stabilization, conservation, maintenance, repair, restoration and long-term management of cultural heritage objects and structures. Our staff of trained conservation professionals and technicians is based in Miami and Los Angeles, but we work on site projects throughout the United States, Latin America, Canada, and the Caribbean. We have particular expertise in the effects of tropical, marine and desert climates on buildings and collections.

Specializing in design, historic preservation, interior design, and community planning, REG is a Florida-certified small business enterprise headquartered in downtown West Palm Beach. We were established by a father and son architectural team with a philosophy that includes pursuing projects deemed important for the good of the local area.

GBX Group LLC specializes in acquiring, preserving, and operating historic real estate in urban markets. The company partners with investors to fund the purchase and preservation of historic real estate with the goal of generating community revitalization and economic growth. As of January 2024, GBX has been involved in 202 real estate projects in 24 states.

Runyon Heritage Associates is a Rhode Island-based heritage preservation consultancy whose principal is Brent Runyon, a former executive director of two citywide preservation non-profits with more than twenty years of experience. He offers a wide range of services for property owners and advocates throughout the United States, including resource surveys, NR and local nominations, historic tax credits, historic structures reports, feasibility studies, and nonprofit  campaign strategy and advising.

Community Planning Collaborative is an urban planning and historic preservation consulting practice whose purpose is to elevate the voices and culture of those traditionally excluded from urban planning, land use and zoning. CPC facilitates community-led, history-based planning solutions so that equitable outcomes are possible. Expertise includes historic preservation planning, long-range land use planning, master site planning and development, land development regulations, placekeeping strategies, historic interpretation and research, historic cemetery planning, resilience planning, GIS mapping and analysis, grant writing and administration, and community outreach and engagement facilitation.

Preservation Strategies was founded in 2019 for specializing in historic preservation through survey, documentation, designation, compliance, rehabilitation and preservation planning, and strategic planning. Our work is focused on new historic narratives based on place with a nexus where architecture, culture, and meaning intersect. For this reason, we thrive on challenging opportunities to move preservation forward. And moving forward doesn’t happen without community engagement, which is a focus within nearly every project we undertake. Kirk’s experience over a 30-year career includes working with municipalities of every size and dozens of collaborations with SHPOs and organizations. While work is headquartered from the Intermountain West, we’ve worked on projects across the country and are open to collaborations regardless of geography.

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Cindy Olnick helps preservation professionals communicate clearly and effectively. With decades of experience in both communications and historic preservation, Cindy translates the nuances of preservation into accessible, compelling language for specific audiences. She’s an insider with a fresh perspective. She writes and edits content for any purpose, from guidelines, nominations, and grant materials to videos, talking points, websites, and social media. She develops communications strategy and leads rebranding efforts. She helps clients see their work in new ways, deepen their understanding of key audiences, and increase their impact.

Commonwealth Preservation Group (CPG) is a small woman and minority-owned business established in 2004.  CPG provides preservation planning and design, historic rehabilitation tax credit, and historic resource and National Register nomination consulting services.  CPG has worked with homeowners, architects, historical societies, developers, religious institutions, and federal, state and local government to guide proper rehabilitation of historic buildings, identify and survey historic resources, ensure compliance with appropriate state and Federal regulations, and to promote sound preservation planning.  CPG performs work throughout the country.

Practical Preservation is a small, woman-owned business dedicated to documenting and preserving historic structures. Located in North Central West Virginia, Practical Preservation provides historic preservation consulting services throughout the United States.

Practical Preservation specializes in the identification, documentation and evaluation of historic resources. Our staff has vast experience in Section 106 reviews, National Register Nominations, architectural surveys, historic tax credit evaluations, historic structure reports, grant writing and management as well as downtown revitalization.  Practical Preservation remains a strong advocate for community revitalization and as such, donates 10% of profits each year to historic preservation efforts throughout the United States.

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For over 25 years, Hull Restoration supports a specialty millwork division dedicated to historic window restoration for residential and commercial projects. We rebuild, replace, and replicate steel and wood windows — including double hung and casement windows — to vintage standards and quality. Adroit use of traditional materials and historic glass contribute to reviving the character of historic hotels, heritage courthouses, and landmark depots. Our restored windows reflect another time, are energy efficient, and imbue new purpose.

Kim Trent’s 25+ years of experience working with non-profit organizations, for-profit preservation developers and government officials helps her clients navigate a smooth path to success. The following customizable services are available:

Non-Profit Organizations – Kim brings real world experience and deep insights to positioning your organization for success through strategic planning; facilitating organizational retreats and public meetings to increase support for your work; fundraising planning and implementation; marketing and public relations; creating and managing historic real estate revolving funds; and creating effective advocacy strategies customized to your mission and community.

Preservation Development Professionals – Completing Federal Rehabilitation Tax Credit applications in conjunction with project architects and contractors; National Register nominations; connecting developers with experts and investors around the country to insure projects are successfully funded; project advocacy with government officials at every level; marketing and public relations strategies; and general preservation project consulting.

Government Agencies – Kim’s experience and insights can support civic leaders by facilitating public meetings to gather input on support for preservation initiatives; identifying development tools and incentives to encourage preservation in communities; consulting on civic preservation projects; connecting projects with funders and investors; planning successful conferences, workshops and meetings to educate the public and government officials on the benefits of historic preservation.

At Thomason and Associates, we measure our success by how well we help you identify the best of your historical resources and usher them into a vital and prosperous future. Founded in 1982, we have more than 700 projects to our credit. From farmhouses in the South to courthouse squares in the Midwest and historic districts in the Northwest, or military installations across the country and on the streetscapes of America’s urban core, we have actively defined and articulated the inherent value of preservation as the field has evolved. Our team includes preservation planners, architectural historians, researchers and associates at the forefront of preservation trends worldwide. We use our collective expertise to help you bring together historical elements in your community to create a rich and robust future. Successful preservation solutions must be embraced by the many, not imposed by the few. For 25 years, we at Thomason and Associates have helped communities develop consensus through public meetings, media use and educational efforts. When discussions are intense,we offer practical options and creative compromises that allow you and your community to generate economic well-being, enhance livability and realize your preservation goals.

Established in 1993, the Lakota Group works with communities across the country on integrating historic preservation as a tool for promoting economic development, for stewarding and protecting historic and cultural resources, for strengthening community character and design, and for enhancing local quality of life. The Lakota Group has served a wide range of communities across the country in states including Arizona, Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Montana, New York, Oregon and Texas. The hallmark of our preservation planning work is our energetic community engagement programs that foster a cross-section of stakeholder participation. The Lakota Group also maintains work portfolios in Urban Planning, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture, and Community Engagement.

The Craig Group is a national consulting firm facilitating local governments and nonprofit organizations in planning for greater resilience and economic vitality in historic communities. Lisa Craig, Principal of The Craig Group has 25+ years experience in local government, property redevelopment and nonprofit management and her extensive network of skilled professionals in climate adaptation, urban planning, engineering, economic development, architectural design, cultural and natural resource protection and nonprofit management ensures access to best practices nationwide. Prior to launching her own firm, Ms. Craig led the award-winning Weather It Together Initiative, the nation’s first cultural resource hazard mitigation plan. Ms. Craig is qualified as an expert witness in historic preservation, a cultural resource climate adaptation planning subject matter expert, and a CAMP trainer.

With more than thirty-four years experience in historic preservation and architectural design review, in the non-profit sector in both the staff and board member roles, and in land-use planning and architecture, consulting services I can help you to success with include historic preservation commission training, historic structure evaluation, Certificate of Appropriateness applications, local historic landmark applications, historic preservation plans, design guidelines preparation and updates, historic preservation ordinances, retreat facilitation, vision statements, mission statements, strategic planning, non-profit governance evaluation, bylaws updates to embrace current best practices, pre-development zoning code evaluation, comprehensive plan elements, character preservation ordinances, storefront design, and respectful additions to historic residences.