Conservation of Markers, Monuments, Architectural Elements and
Historic Masonry
Keystone regularly provides high-level, specialized conservation services for
the restoration and conservation of historic markers, statues and masonry.  
Our role typically includes, but is not limited to:

- pre-construction conditions assessment
- development of specialized treatments to address problematic issues
- documentation during work
- monitoring of conditions after construction

Our staff has successfully completed projects which include:

- cleaning
- stain removal
- removal of biological growth
- removal of previously-applied coatings
- composite repair (patching)
- pinning (stainless steel, nylon, fiberglass)
- adhesive repair (epoxy, modified epoxy, cementitious)
- injection grout
- custom poultices
- plaster repairs
- stucco repairs
First Presbyterian: Pinning
First Presbyterian: Injection grout
First Presbyterian: Before restoration
First Presbyterian: After restoration
First Presbyterian: After restoration
Sellersville Museum: Damaged stone.
Sellersville Museum: Pre-drilling for pins
Sellersville Museum: Completed repairs
and repointing.
Rodeph Shalom: Repair of broken
mosaic tile.
Rodeph Shalom: Reattaching detached
mosaic tile.
Rodeph Shalom: Reattaching detached
mosaic tile.
Keystone Preservation Group                               
Historic Preservation, Architectural Conservation, Scope Consultation, RITC Consulting