In this study, an exploration on the analysis of the life cycle for assessing the environmental, economic and social impact in the activity of recovery, restoration and valorisation of Cultural Heritage was proposed. The methodology for this sector is highly innovative, especially in its interdisciplinary approach, through the use of different technical, historical and economic skills which can provide the tools for the preparation of a management plan according to the logic of the life cycle. The analysis protocol is applied to the case of recovery and restoration processes and then outlining the salient features of what may become a model of Cultural Heritage Life Cycle Management (CH-LCM).