Steven R. Snyder, Esquire

About us-

Preparing and serving slow smoked, expertly prepared Texas barbecue and rustic Italian inspired dishes is the greatest joy in my life. There are no short cuts in barbecue and that's what I love about it. We started Luongo Barbecue to glorify the Lord and grow the Kingdom of God. We use the business as a means to feed and serve the less fortunate in our community. After spending the last 30 years in Texas, 20 of those learning all things Texas barbecue, we have relocated to central Pennsylvania to begin working with family on the next chapter of Luongo Barbecue.

ATTORNEY STEVEN R. SNYDER ACCEPTS LAW SCHOOL ADJUNCT PROFESSOR POSITION

I’m very excited to share some personal and professional news—I’ve been appointed as an Adjunct Professor at Widener University Commonwealth Law School, where I will be teaching Construction Law and Construction Contracts starting in the Fall 2026 semester.

This is truly a full-circle moment for me. I earned my law degree from Widener back in 2003 while working full-time as a lobbyist in the modular housing industry, and I never imagined I would one day return as a professor.

My entire legal career has been focused on residential construction law—representing home builders, contractors, suppliers, subcontractors, and the modular housing industry across the country. I’ve also had the privilege of serving in legislative and association leadership roles throughout Pennsylvania, all of which shaped how I view the practice of Law.

Teaching law has always been a goal of mine, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to now help students understand how construction law really works in the real world.

And yes—my 2-year-old golden retriever will still be in the office every day offering “legal advice.”

Then ➡ Now

When QnC Construction first started, every home began with hand-drawn plans on paper. 📝

Fast forward 15+ years and we're bringing ideas to life with detailed 3D computer-generated designs- giving our clients a virtual walk-through with a clear vision of their future home before we ever break ground.

Same dedication.
Always striving for excellence.
Always looking for ways to improve and exceed expectations.
Utilizing better tools to serve you.

From sketches to stunning 3D renderings...this is how building has evolved.🏠

Michelle Obama has called President Trump an "animal" on at least a dozen occasions.

She's also referred to him as a "jackass," a "war pig," and an "orange orangutan."

Suddenly, a silly Lion King video doesn't seem so bad, does it?