LEWIS GIANOLA PLLC

LEWIS GIANOLA PLLC specializes in title abstracting, settlement services, and final title insurance for federal infrastructure projects, with a focused practice in real estate due diligence for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers operations. The firm delivers precise title evidence services, including chain-of-title analysis, lien resolution, and closing coordination for parcels involved in military construction, flood control, and environmental remediation initiatives—particularly in West Virginia’s Cabell and McDowell Counties. Their technical expertise lies in navigating complex land records, resolving title defects, and ensuring compliance with federal property acquisition standards under the National Environmental Policy Act and related statutes. A key differentiator is their deep regional familiarity with Appalachian land tenure systems and their ability to support timely project delivery through accurate, court-admissible title documentation. The contractor maintains a consistent working relationship with the Department of Defense, primarily serving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington District. Their engagements center on providing title services for federally funded civil works projects, including reservoirs, flood mitigation systems, and military installation expansions. This recurring partnership reflects a trusted role in enabling lawful land acquisition and asset transfer for defense-related infrastructure. The primary NAICS code 541191 reflects their niche in title abstract and settlement offices, positioning them as a specialized provider within the federal real estate and acquisition ecosystem. They serve verticals requiring rigorous title clearance—particularly defense, civil works, and environmental infrastructure—where delays in property transfer can impede mission timelines. LEWIS GIANOLA PLLC is a small professional services firm structured as a limited liability law company, headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia. While not holding formal government certifications, its operational footprint is deeply embedded in the federal contracting landscape of the Appalachian region, where localized knowledge of property records and regulatory frameworks provides critical advantage in supporting federal land management objectives.