Finding a conservator AIC Guidelines for Selecting a Conservator and Free Guide to Conservation Services , a service provided FAIC, which in response to enquiries, offers, computer-generated list of conservators will compiled and grouped geographically, by specialization, and by type of service requested. If you need to find a conservator to clean a painting, survey a collection of scientific instruments or help you plan how to improve collection care, then the Conservation Register is a good place to start. A detailed report on five conservation practices is normally provided. This directory is provided as a service to the customers of University Products. Reference Services Gaylord Brothers Preservation Helpline Gaylord offers both telephone email preservation reference services, free of charge.
Information is provided on all aspects of paper preservation and conservation.
Answers to some frequently asked questions are available at this site. Single copies are available from the Field Service staff. It does not normally include on-site assistance. Information provided includes advice on drying wet collections and dealing with damage from fire, pests, or mold. Referrals to commercial disaster recovery service providers experienced with library and archives collections can also be provided.