Reger Cemetery Preservation Services, LLC
Lorton, Virginia
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Mission:
Mission:
To preserve the memories of individuals, in families and communities, for the descendants, researchers, and cemeteries ensuring that the deceased are not forgotten to time.
Services:
Documenting: The most important part of preservation in a cemetery. Before any stone is touched, there needs to be a written record. If something happens, general wear, the stone is moved, or becomes lost or illegible, a written record is necessary. Future preservationists/conservationists can know what was done in the past in order to repair, put back in place if it had been moved, or if necessary, to create a replacement.
Leveling: To straighten a leaning, tilting, or sinking stone for safety of the public, as well as, safety of the gravestone.
Repair: Broken gravestone repair, re-pinning, and resetting.
Cleaning: When necessary to make the stone legible, not to make the stone look new.
Cemetery Assessments: Creating a full report on the history, conditions of all stones, vegetation, and potential hazards. This includes the cost of repair, information to use for grant applications, budgeting and recordkeeping.
Credentials:
Owner/Operator, Tom Reger, has a Bachelor's of Liberal Studies degree in Historic Preservation from the University of Mary Washington.
He is also 106 compliant to the standard of 36 CFR part 61 according to the Secretary of the Interior's Historic Preservation Professional Qualification Standards.
Licensed and insured.
Contact:
Email: regercps@gmail.com
Phone: (703) 478-4101
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