Dow Smith Company has been a part of C12 for years now and has benefited greatly by the advice and counsel of our peers: other Christian CEOs and Executives.

While our main focus is on church, healthcare and commercial construction, we’re always honored to get a call from a local non-profit organization that needs our services.

We recently started work on a 75,000-square-foot steel-framed facility for Murfreesboro Medical Center on the corner of Shores Road and Birchtree Drive off of Veterans Parkway.

The building, located on Forbus Drive in Christiana, has a welcoming lobby, plenty of office space, a spacious kitchen and a comfortable conference room with a wall that is decorated with a mural and pictures that tell the company’s history.

This guidebook outlines many of the things that you need to think about before you start a construction project. We call it “The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Your Sanity and Your Wallet During Construction.”

On a recent episode of Dow Smith Company’s new podcast From the Ground Up, Dow and Joey sat down with good friend and referral partner John Blankenship.

We’re busy – maybe busier than we’ve ever been before. And for that, we’re grateful to our staff, partners, clients and community. From big projects to small jobs and everything in between, Dow Smith Company’s leaders and employees are hard helping existing organizations evolve and new ones spring to life.

Trey King, Field Operations Director, was recently named Partner at Dow Smith Company. As Field Operations Director, Trey describes himself as “the voice from the field to the office and from the office back to the field.”

From the Ground Up is our new podcast, which features people we’re interested in, projects we’re working on and all the nuts and bolts of the design-build business. Episodes will be released every other Tuesday on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

After 20 years in the corporate construction world, Bryan Jaynes came to work for Dow Smith Company this year as our new Director of Construction Services. He says the decision came down to his faith, his family, and his future in the industry.

Last year, Joey Rhyne got a call from local landlord Brad McNutt, who’d purchased a building at 2892 South Church Street in Murfreesboro.

McNutt, who was referred to Dow Smith Company by commercial real estate broker John Harney, wanted to build out a portion of the property for a specific tenant. Rehab Without Walls, which offers post-acute neuro therapy through residential, outpatient, and home-based programs, has locations across the country and was interested in moving into McNutt’s building. McNutt also wanted his building to be appealing to additional tenants.

Holley Potts is one of the few employees at Dow Smith Company who doesn’t wear a hard hat. But she has lots of tools she plans to use to improve the lives and careers of everyone in the company. Potts was recently hired as Dow Smith Company’s new chaplain and life coach.