Weller & Associates is a Cultural Resource Management company assisting our clients with historical and archaeological consultation.

Our clients generally require this kind of work in partial or complete satisfaction of requirements set forth by the Federal Government under the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, Section 106. This law aims to evaluate sites, buildings, structures, districts or anything else that may be eligible for inclusion into the National Register of Historic Places. This evaluation is required for any project where any Federal/State agency has full or partial jurisdiction over the project.

Based in Columbus, Ohio, Weller & Associates has contributed much to the historic preservation as well as the development of 82 counties in Ohio. However, we are far from solely a local business. We are equipped and willing to travel out of state as is evidenced by our work performed in neighboring Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan and as far as South Carolina. We are centrally located within Columbus, only minutes away from the Ohio Historical Preservation Office, State Library of Ohio, the Ohio Historical Society, and the Ohio Department of Transportation Central Office. We have a cooperative working relationship with the similar resources in each of the six other states to which our work has taken us.

The goal of our company and personnel is efficiency and effectiveness. We endeavor to complete each survey as thoroughly as possible as a reflection of our commitment to the protection and preservation of the history buried within and built upon our land. At the same time, we realize the importance of development and are equally committed to those we advise concerning true and accurate information, a fair cost, and timely work. Through this balance, Weller & Associates is able to maintain cordial relationships with our more than 100 clients and various state agencies. It is our commitment to effective and efficient Cultural Resource Management that enables us to look to the future, by discovering the past.