Build homes worth handing down. Build a career the same way.
May Construction builds custom and luxury spec homes across Nashville — Belle Meade, Forest Hills, Green Hills, Brentwood, Franklin. We keep a small, senior team and add to it slowly, when we meet someone whose standard matches ours. We don’t post a rotating list of openings. We’re always looking.
Stewardship, faith, and innovation — on the jobsite.
Our values aren’t wall art. Stewardship means we treat every lot, every dollar, and every neighbor’s trust as something we were handed to care for. Faith means we keep our word — to families, to trade partners, to each other — and build like someone’s watching, because Someone is. Innovation means we’d rather find a better detail than repeat a familiar one.
Day to day, that looks like clean sites, honest schedules, drawings that get read, and craft that holds up decades after the punch list closes. We’re a Nashville company building in the neighborhoods where our own people live — the work has our name on it, literally.
The trades we build with.
These aren’t open listings — they’re the kinds of people a company like ours is always glad to meet.
Superintendents
Field leaders who hold a schedule and a standard at the same time — the ones subcontractors respect because the site is clean, the plan is clear, and the answer is straight.
Project managers
The calm center between the family, the architect, and the field. You track a hundred moving parts so the owner only ever sees a home coming together on time.
Craftspeople & trade partners
Framers, finish carpenters, masons, and the trades who sweat the reveal lines. If your work holds up to a flashlight at handoff, we want to build with you.
Office & operations
Estimating, coordination, accounting, and client care — the people who make a construction company feel established instead of chaotic.
Introduce yourself.
Send a note about who you are, what you build, and the work you’re proudest of — a résumé helps, photos of your work help more. A real person on our team reads every one.