| Press Releases |
Lantz Builds Green for the US Forest Service
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Dept. of Agriculture New Regional Facility
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Lantz Hosts Green Building Seminar
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New Data Center for Hospital
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| Current Projects |
» Church of Latter Day Saints
Construction of new university wards - Buena Vista, VA
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» Houff Residence
New residential construction - Weyers Cave, VA
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» Myers Ford
Auto dealership addition - Elkton, VA
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» Virginia Panel
New additional for plating facility - Waynesboro, VA
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» Wilson Ready Mix
Batch Plant Addition, pre-engineered steel building - Fishersville, VA
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» Blue Grass Valley Bank
New addition - Monterey, VA
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» Criticon
Demolition for new data storage facility - Harrionsburg, VA
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» James Madison University
Hoffman Hall Renovations - Harrisonburg, VA
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» Rockingham County
County Administrative Offices - New addition and renovations to existing - Harrisonburg, VA
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» Overly Run Farm
Renovations to residence which was formerly a barn - Bergton, VA
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» Woodstock Sewage Treatment Plant
New $20M sewage treatment plant - Woodstock, VA
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» Gift and Thrift
New facility at current location - Harrisonburg, VA
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» Hartman & Sons, LLC
New Hartman-Byrider Automobile Dealership - Harrisonburg, VA
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» Dept. of Game & Inland Fisheries
Coursey Springs Fish Hatchery - Millborough, VA
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» Gardner Investments, LLC
Glass & Metals Warehouse Addition - Harrisonburg, VA
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» Overhead Door of Shenandoah Valley
New tilt up facility - Harrisonburg, VA
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| Company Announcements |
 • Lantz Building receives LEED Cerfictation
Lantz is proud to announce that its design-build project at the Lee District Ranger Office and Visitor Center in Edinburg, Virginia has received LEED Certification from the U. S. Green Building Council. The facility is approximately 8,800 square feet and includes a number of green design and construction features that positively impact the project itself and the broader community.
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 • Lantz Construction Company Welcomes New Executive
Lantz Construction Company in Broadway, Virginia is proud to announce the addition of Chris Weaver to their staff. Weaver began his new position as Chief Administrative Officer for Lantz on September 15, 2008. Weaver is a 1996 graduate of James Madison University where he majored in economics with minors in political science and mathematics. He is also a 1999 graduate of Washington & Lee University School of Law. Weaver’s professional background includes five years in the consulting industry with an emphasis in aviation and three years of real estate development experience with Macro Ltd. Prior to relocating to the Valley from Frederick County, Maryland, Weaver was actively involved in a number of organizations including the Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, Habitat for Humanity of Frederick County, Frederick County Builders Association, and the Home Builders Association of Washington County. Weaver currently resides in New Market with his wife, Tracie, an attorney employed at Litten & Sipe in Harrisonburg.
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 • Winner of TV Giveaway Announced!
Congratulations to Wanda Hall, with Larry Arntz, Inc. located in Waynesboro, Virgina. Wanda was the lucky winner of our Sony 40" TV Giveaway drawing. Lantz appreciates everyone who registered to win and who took the time to listen to the web videos of our Client Testimonials.
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 • Lantz wins 2nd Award at National Meeting.
Star also honored Lantz with its Master Builder award for construction of the 16,000-square-foot Bryan Tool & Machining Inc. building in Broadway, completed last year.
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 • Lantz Wins Outstanding Builder Award
Lantz Construction Company was presented with Star Building Systems' Outstanding Builder Award at its recent National Sales Meeting in Florida. Joe Edge (Star President) presented Chris Driver (Estimator) Douglas Driver (Lantz President) Steven Hottle (VP of Sales/Marketing) with this award recognizing Lantz for its market share and sales volume achievements during the year.
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 • Governor Kaine Dedicates new Lantz-built facility.
Governor Timothy Kaine dedicated the new Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services' new complex on Mount Clinton Pike on Wednesday, November 21, 2007. Patrick McDonough, Review Architect for the VA Dept of General Services states that "Our inspection observations of this project in Harrisonburg ranks in the top 5% of projects that we have inspected over the years in terms of both contruction quality and project completeness. (Photo by Pete Marovich, Daily News Record)
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 • County chooses Lantz to build expansion.
Rockingham County supervisors chose Lantz as its Contractor of choice for its newest PPEA (public-private education act) construction project. The 31,000 square foot expansion will be added to the western side of the existing administration center. Offices will be on the 2nd floor and fire and rescue facilities on the 1st floor. Pictured is a rendering of what the complex will look like with the new addition in place. Stay tuned for the finished product and photos!
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 • Lantz Donates Skilled Labor For Unique Project
We have a local camp here in the Shenandoah Valley for children and adults with disabilities called Camp Still Meadows. It is a camp that provides a rare opportunity for mentally and physically disabled children and adults to commune with nature, experience new challenges, and achieve self-confidence through personal growth. Camp Still Meadows opened in 1997 and continues to provide unique experiences for over 1,400 people each year, including a therapeutic horseback riding program, “healing gardens,” summer camp sessions as well as year-round special events and opportunities. The camp’s most recent goal was to build one of the only wheelchair-accessible treehouses in Virginia. Lantz Construction Company donated skilled labor for the duration of the project and also held an office-wide “work day” one Saturday to help build this dream into reality. Various other donations and help came from the community as well. This treehouse will allow campers of all abilities to view nature from a new and previously unattainable perspective. The treehouse consists of 1,000 square feet of decks and sheltered areas nestled within five live oak trees. This universally-accessible treehouse, located in the woods of Camp Still Meadows, is the only one of its kind in Virginia. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held May 19, 2007.
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