Appraisal of the physical state of a collection as a whole, as well as that of individual pieces within a collection. These reports address the structure of the building, how pieces are stored and exhibited, security and general suggestions for improving ongoing management and conservation practices.

Determining the best course of treatment for an object, in terms of reversibility, longevity and the overall retention of the object’s original qualities. This process helps to treat objects in the least invasive way possible, while stabilizing and preserving it.

Strategic, step-by-step proposals for interventions that take into account the history, purpose and aesthetic quality of an individual artwork or artifact.

Time-sensitive interventions for corrosion, tears and cracks, surface grime, soot and accretions, among other forms of environmental or accidental damage.

Documentation of research and interventions completed on the object, with the intention of aiding future conservationists or collection managers.