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What
We Do
General
Contracting:
From award-winning historic restoration to the construction
of new, ecologically-sustainable and healthy homes,
we are committed to tightly-managed projects and accurate
budgets. Lithic's diverse portfolio ranges from the
rustic hut to the contemporary remodel to the full craftsman
house with stonescapes and outdoor rooms. We use best-building
practices, including passive and active solar, rainwater
collection, bio-based insulation, and sustainably-harvested
Virginia hardwoods, to name a few. Consultation and
design services are available.
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Carpentry:
We are equally comfortable building a traditional timberframe
house, steaming and bending a custom stair rail, or
fitting low-profile casing into an energy-efficient
new home. In addition to new dwellings and remodels,
we design and build pergolas, outdoor spaces, and tiny
houses. We mill materials on site and offer custom shop
work.
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Masonry:
We do structural stonework of any dimension, boulders,
fireplaces inside and out, Russian stoves (masonry heaters),
stone stairs, natural stone walks and patios, water
features, outdoor rooms and spaces, grave markers and
monuments, new and restoration brickwork, traditional
stucco, consulting, and design.
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Painting:
We offer the full gamut of painting services. We provide
meticulous site protection and specialize in restoration
solutions, with an emphasis on healthy/low-VOC paints
and paint products.
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Site Work:
We attempt to recognize all elements of the landscape
that might be threatened by the construction project,
and proceed to disturb them as minimally as possible.
We practice plant rescue. We identify and use any materials
generated from within the zone of inevitable disturbance.
We also encourage permaculture principles including
proper building orientation, rain gardens, and soil
conservation.
Members USGBC (United States Green Building Council),
Masonry Heater Association of North America, and The
Timberframe Business Council
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