Excellence is found in the details of every project - from design to completion, Smoot Construction knows how to execute on the time and at budget, without sacrificing quality or safety. Know our work and know our pride. Know Smoot.
Posted May 9, 2017
Spotlight on Smoot’s Water Treatment Project: Biosolids Land Application Facility The Biosolids Land Application Facility at the Southerly
Posted April 27, 2017
The Central State University Student Center, which Smoot Construction completed in 2015, has just earned LEED Silver certification. Touted as the
Posted April 2, 2017
Giving Back is at the Very Foundation of Our Success! Smoot Construction recently helped support the March 4th Bowl for Kids Sake Event, which is
Posted February 26, 2017
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther Honors Smoot Construction for Our Participation in Building the Largest African American Museum in the U.S. Earlier
Posted December 22, 2016
Smoot Construction was chosen as part of a team to construct the Purdue Innovation Place Apartments in West Lafayette, Indiana – the first
Posted December 1, 2016
We are pleased to announce that Ken Fedor has joined Smoot Construction as a Project Manager! Ken has spent the last three years at regional and
Posted November 5, 2016
Reccently, the firm’s Ohio office hosted a Fall Protection Training session for self-performance trade workers, laborers, carpenters, masons,
Posted November 3, 2016
Smoot Construction has been awarded a CM at Risk contract for The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium’s New Exhibit Region: Wild World/Sea Lions. This
Posted November 1, 2016
Many thanks go out to Smoot Construction’s own Joe Hedrick who snapped this awesome shot of several of the company’s work trucks. The
Posted October 2, 2016
The new Ohio Exposition Center project has completed. The project featured the demolition of several structures, as well as the associated site and
Posted September 15, 2016
Smoot Construction has completed construction of the newest Columbus City School, Ecole Kenwood, which is a French-Immersion school. The 66,000
