Senior Superintendents
Chris Dudley
Chris graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 2009 and came to work for American as an hourly field employee while our firm constructed World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro. His attention to detail and calm, articulate manner caught the eye of our Senior Superintendent, Larry Hawker, during construction of the church.
Upon completion of World Outreach, Chris continued full time for American Constructors. American Constructors was asked to implement a plan to save the Schermerhorn Symphony Center after the devastating floods of 2010. This was a 7 day a week, 24 hour a day operation for 7 months. Larry managed the first 12 hour shift and assigned Chris to manage the second shift as his Assistant Superintendent. The project was a success and the Symphony Center re-opened on schedule for New Years’ Eve 2010.
From the Symphony Chris joined our team building the new Nelson Andrews Leadership Center and was promoted to Superintendent in 2013. He recently completed the new Brentwood Fire Station #5 and additions and renovations at Middle Tennessee Christian School.
Chris and his wife Kirby live in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and have two sons, Elliott and Grayson.
Bradley Hall
Bradley Hall is a Senior Superintendent with American Constructors. Bradley has many years of experience in the construction industry, including work as a laborer, carpenter helper, carpenter, foreman, field engineer, equipment operator, assistant superintendent and superintendent. Bradley graduated from DeKalb County High School in 1995.
In his years with American Constructors, Bradley has had a part in over $250 million dollars of construction in the Nashville and Middle Tennessee area. Starting as a field laborer in the summer of 1994, Bradley quickly developed the skills needed to succeed in the industry. Over the years he has become efficient in job oversight, scheduling of manpower, material, equipment and tool delivery and building layout. Significant projects include the Schermerhorn Symphony Center ($120M), the Country Music hall of Fame ($37M), Summit High School ($33M), Shelbyville Central High School ($25M), and Belmont University’s new Concert Hall ($10M).
Brad’s emphasis as an assistant superintendent at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center and the Country Music Hall of Fame was structural layout. Here Brad performed and supervised the structural layout of all walls, columns and beams as well as equipment and system layout coordination with other trades.
He has completed multiple projects on the campus of University of the South at Sewanee and is currently building the new Park View Elementary School in Putnam County.
Brad and his wife Lacy have two children and reside in DeKalb County, Tennessee.
John Armour
John Armour is a Senior Superintendent with American Constructors. John’s experience in the construction industry includes work as a Laborer, Carpenter Helper, Concrete Finisher, Carpenter, Carpenter Foreman, Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent. John graduated from DeKalb County High School in 1990.
In his years with American Constructors, John has been an integral part of the successful completion of over $200 million of construction in Middle Tennessee and the southeastern United States. Significant projects include NHC Place at the Trace, the state-of-the-art $27 million Student Recreation and Wellness Center for Vanderbilt University, a $12 million fast track remodel of Elam Hall at Lipscomb University and a $6 million Emergency Room for HCA in South Nashville.
John recently completed the $23 million classroom-lobby addition to First Baptist Cleveland and is currently building the new Percy Priest Elementary School in Nashville.
John is a widow and has three children (Brittany, Nathan and Kelly) and six grandchildren.
Tim Brewer
Tim Brewer is a Senior Superintendent with American Constructors. Tim has over 30 years of experience in the construction industry, including work as a Construction Laborer, Apprentice, Carpenter, Carpenter Foreman, Assistant Superintendent, Project Superintendent and Senior Superintendent. Tim is a master builder with skills in virtually all trades. He is highly motivated and excels in both the construction of complex steel and concrete structures and highly detailed and ornate finishes.
Since beginning his tenure with American Constructors in 1990, Tim has overseen the successful completion of over $155 million of construction in Middle Tennessee and the southeastern United States. Some of his significant projects include the Wildhorse Saloon, Christ Presbyterian Academy, The Cumberland at Green Hills, Holy Family Catholic Church Addition, Brentwood Baptist Church Sanctuary, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center Site Scape and three new on-campus dormitories for Austin Peay State University that house approximately 400 students. Tim recently completed a project at Overton High School consisting of a 28,000 SF addition and 157,000 SF renovation for Metro Nashville Public Schools.
Tim and his wife Alisa live in Smyrna, Tennessee and have one daughter, Emma.
Tim Robertson
Tim Robertson is a Project Superintendent with American Constructors and has over 30 years of experience in the construction industry including working as an ironworker, electrician, welder, cabinet maker, carpenter, carpentry foreman, assistant superintendent, and superintendent. Tim’s past experience with numerous trades has allowed him to develop into a dynamic construction supervisor with an extensive knowledge of the procedures required to make a complex project successful.
Since beginning his tenure with American Constructors in 1991, Tim has built over $341 million of construction in Middle Tennessee and the southeastern United States. Significant projects include the Schermerhorn Symphony Center Flood Remediation and Mitigation ($33M), the Commons at Vanderbilt Phase I & II ($85M), Coffee County Middle School ($21M), Randolph School Campus with Athletic Facilities, Fine Arts Center and Administrative, Classroom and Science Building ($27M), Tennessee Christian Medical Center and Baptist Emergency Center ($34M), and four retirement and nursing facilities for National Healthcare ($48M).
In the summer of 2015, Tim completed a fast-track, 92 day, 80,000 SF $6M dormitory renovation at Lipscomb University and is currently working on the $83M addition and renovation to Hillsboro High School in Nashville.
Tim is married to Melinda Robertson and they have two sons, Chad and Derek and two grandchildren. His son, Chad, has worked many years with our firm and is employed as a field engineer.
Bill Thomasson
Bill has over 25 years of experience in the construction industry, including work as a Field Supervisor, Mechanical Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent and Superintendent.
Bill graduated from West Orange High School in Winter Garden, Florida and attended South Seminole Community College. In his years with American Constructors, Bill has been involved with the successful completion of over $174 million dollars of construction in Middle Tennessee and the southeastern United States. Significant projects include The Commons at Peabody at Vanderbilt University ($87M), Summit High School ($33M) and Randolph School in Huntsville, Alabama ($27M). He was an integral part of our team that completed the new Recreation and Wellness Center at Vanderbilt University ($27M). Bill recently converted an existing hospital to a Skilled Nursing Facility for National Healthcare Corporation, as well as the new NHC Maury Regional Medical Center facility in Columbia, Tennessee. He is currently working on the $83M addition and renovation to Hillsboro High School.
Bill and his wife Joanna have three children, Kayla, Annabelle and Hawkin.
Hugh Pancher
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Superintendents
Jonathan Lane
Jonathan has been with American Constructors for over 17 years and has worked on over fifteen projects valued at over $150 million dollars. His abilities are showcased in multiple church projects including four phases of construction at Brentwood Baptist Church and multiple projects at Maury Regional Medical Center in Columbia, Tennessee.
Assistant Superintendents
Esteban Lelli
Esteban Lelli started his career with American Constructors in January of 2023. He has over 9 years of construction experience ranging from industrial processing plants to high rises. Esteban graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Concrete Management and a focus on Commercial Construction.
Esteban is a Nashville Native that enjoys fishing, hunting, concerts, and traveling. He also enjoys spending time his pets.
CHAD ROBERTSON
Chad Robertson started his career with American Constructors in May of 2006. He has over 18 years of construction experience ranging from carpentry, welding, multi story concrete structures, and years as a field engineer. Chad’s building experience is of a wide variety of buildings which include schools, offices, churches and theaters. Chad is local to middle Tennessee and enjoys fishing, hunting, woodworking, camping, and off-roading.
NATHAN GARD
Nathan Gard has been with American Constructors for 4 years. He graduated from Nashville auto diesel college with honors and went on to become an ASE master tech, GM certified technician, Ford certified technician, and Toyota certified technician. Nathan made a career change into construction and is currently working a the new Public Health and Safety Building – Walter Hill in Rutherford County, Tennessee.
Nathan enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, fishing, shooting, boating, and being the assistant coach for his son’s travel baseball team. Nathan married his high school sweetheart, Brittney, and they have three kids Makenlee, Logan, and Reese.
Kellom Timbs
Kellom has been employed with American Constructors since 2015. He has worked as a laborer, carpenter helper, carpenter, foreman, and equipment operator. Kellom has been a part of multiple projects including schools, dormitories, libraries, and community centers. He is currently working on a TCAT Truck Driving Facility in Crossville, Tennessee.
Kellom enjoys fishing and spending as much time as possible with his family. He and his wife, Lisa, live in Hillsboro and have a son named Leland.