
My father, Burton,
at the family company, 1940s.
100 YEARS OF QUALITY
In the 1920s my grandfather and his sons began as block masons in Nashville, building foundations for homes that were made to last. That commitment to quality craftsmanship and honest work was passed down through our family.
The Goad family started building houses and moved to Clarksville in the 1950s. Growing up around construction, I learned early that a home is more than just lumber and brick — it is where families build their lives.
Over the years, I have applied this knowledge on a variety of projects, gaining experience in both exacting operational practices and the detail-oriented craftsmanship that warrant the Goad name.
Speculative builds, customs, additions, or remodels, all built with the same values my family has held for generations: quality, integrity, communication, and lasting workmanship.
A true legacy of quality. Built to last.