As Century Construction celebrates the completion of our latest project, Maloney Glass and Overhead Door, we look forward to the future successes this will bring for one of our industry partners. Century’s CEO, Colin Maloney, is dedicated to building this industry, bringing in new talent, and training our employees to do their best work. To hear more from our CEO, check out the latest story on WCBI News!
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Volkswagen of North Nashville Demolition Begins
Volkswagen of North Nashville celebrated the beginning of the construction process on the new Volkswagen showroom on January 24th, 2024.
This ceremony featured the Carlock Automotive team and representatives from Volkswagen beginning the demolition process by breaking out the storefront windows of the current building. The owner, Clay Carlock of Carlock Automotive, also had the honor of tearing down the old North Nashville storefront sign.
Following this ceremony, Century Construction Group, Inc. started the demolition process of the current structure and will begin reconstruction of a new 11,000 SF showroom with updated Volkswagen features. The project also includes a renovation of the service shop, all while keeping the business fully operational. “We are so proud that the Carlock Motorcars winning team trusted us to bring new and better service to their customers in the North Nashville area,” said Colin Maloney, CEO of Century Construction Group, Inc.
Century Construction- Rebuilding Tupelo
Century Construction has been dedicated to building and re-building the future of Tupelo since CEO, Colin Maloney, founded the company. Twenty-six years later, that commitment has not wavered.
The renovation of the historic Carnation plant after it has lain dormant for decades, is a project that connects Century back to our roots and is important not only to us but to the vitalization of the city of Tupelo, MS.
“The Tupelo Spirit is definitely still alive and well. You see it especially downtown. There’s great energy in the redevelopment of downtown.” – Colin Maloney