Our First Century

Our First Century - Episode 12 - The Next 100 Years

In this episode, we close out this 12-part series by looking ahead and envisioning what the next 100 years will hold for T. A. Loving Company. We'll talk with leaders from our business units, including David Philyaw, President of Building; Mason Kenyon, Vice President of Pipeline Utilities Inc.; Jason Hill, President of Civil Conveyance; and Charlie Fuller, President of Civil Infrastructure.

Our First Century - Episode 11 - Everyone Is Critical

In this episode, we highlight one of the most important truths about our company: every role matters. Hear from leaders across our business units: Selina Crabtree from Conveyance, Helen Whitner from Building, Matt Poole from PUI and Darrett Ezell from Civil Infrastructure and hear from team members across the company who share how their own roles are critical to the success of T. A. Loving Company.

Our First Century - Episode 10 - Building with Care: A Look Into Healthcare

In this episode, we’re joined by Kyle Marek, CEO of Carteret Health Care and T. A. Loving Company Building Group employees Brett Bond, Josh Price, and Leland Flanagan. For us, healthcare construction isn’t just about bricks, steel, and schedules; it’s about creating environments where care can happen, lives can be saved, and communities can thrive.

Our First Century - Episode 9 - K-12 Innovators: Constructing the Future of Education

In this episode, we talk with T. A. Loving Company project team members James Wood and John Witcher, and special guest Julie McLaurin, who serves as the Principal and Client Leader at DLR Group. We explore the future of K-12 construction, examining how construction and education come together to create dynamic, future-ready learning environments for students and staff.

Our First Century - Episode 8 - Civil Strength Part 2: Civil Infrastructure

In this episode, we talk with four T. A. Loving Company leaders - David Pittman, Wayne Hunt, Justin Hott, and Clay Wisnewski. Join us as we talk about the people behind the roads we drive on, the water we drink, and the systems that quietly support our daily lives.