In accordance with the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service Preservation Assistance

Division and the Technical Preservation Services, the use of substitute Materials on Historic Building Exteriors is acceptable under these general conditions:

1: The unavailability of historic materials.
2: The unavailability of skilled craftsmen.
3: Inherent flaws in the original materials.
4: Code required changes.

South's Finest has undertaken many historic restoration projects. We have become quite proficient at restoring damaged or rotting architectural parts to their original design. After restoration we make molds of the restored parts (cornice, brackets, columns, capitals, etc.) and make as many pieces as needed.

We have restored parts from rusted historic stamped metal urns and spires,  to the deteriorated historic wooden dormers on the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT.. In restoring the cornice on the Old Bull Building in Durham N.C. all we had to go by was an old painted outline on the side of the building. In restoring the Pediments on the Moultrie Georgia Courthouse all we had to go by was an old photo.

Whether you want your parts restored and copied to their original pristine condition or you want your parts to match (including nail holes, gouges or even paint chips not removed) the existing undamaged parts South's Finest can satisfy the most exacting criteria of any historical society.