Preserve Historic Resources with Expert Compliance and Documentation Services

We help clients safeguard cultural and historic resources while meeting project and regulatory requirements. Our historic preservation services support compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), Section 106 consultation, and related federal, state, and local regulations. From historic surveys and evaluations to archival research and National Register nominations, our team delivers defensible documentation and practical solutions that balance preservation with development. With decades of experience collaborating with agencies and indigenous communities, we ensure projects move forward while honoring heritage and history.
Service Specifics

Our Historic Preservation Services

See how we provide comprehensive historic preservation services to protect cultural resources and ensure compliance.

We conduct determinations of eligibility, historic context studies, and National Register of Historic Places nominations to identify and evaluate cultural resources for regulatory review.

Our services include architectural surveys, Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), Historic American Engineering Record (HAER), and Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) to thoroughly document historic sites and structures.

We perform archival research, archaeological testing, and data recovery planning, as well as cultural landscape studies to assess and mitigate impacts to historic resources.

We facilitate agency and indigenous community consultation under Section 106, prepare compliance documentation, and provide expert support to meet NHPA and related cultural resource requirements.

Trinity develops public outreach programs, interpretive materials, and compliance documents to foster community engagement and promote awareness of historic and cultural preservation efforts.

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Historic Preservation FAQs

Historic preservation identifies, documents, and protects cultural resources—such as historic buildings, landscapes, and artifacts - ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations like the NHPA.

We guide clients through the Section 106 consultation process, including surveys, evaluations, agency and tribal engagement, and the preparation of defensible compliance documentation.

Services include National Register nominations, HABS/HAER/HALS documentation, architectural surveys, archival research, and historic context studies to meet regulatory and preservation standards.

Developers, utilities, government agencies, and other organizations undertaking projects that may impact historic or cultural resources often require preservation services to comply with NHPA and related laws.

By identifying and addressing cultural resource concerns early, historic preservation services help avoid costly delays, reduce regulatory risk, and strengthen stakeholder trust.

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