Lot of Faith Outdoor Structures was founded in May of 2013 by Tony and Melanie Cannon, after noticing a need to bridge old world quality with today's consumer needs. Being a resident of Dickson County for nearly 35 years, Tony was convinced that bringing high quality products into the Dickson area was a true win for the folks living and working here. After a lot of soul searching and much prayer, he and his wife of 15 years decided to leave corporate America in order to serve the local community in a more meaningful way.

Bringing you the finest in Amish and Mennonite craftsmanship, Lot of Faith offers a wide range of outdoor structures. Working with Amish and Mennonite builders located in Tennessee and Kentucky building relationships for over 10 years, we are proud to offer you swing sets, play houses, pergolas, gazebos, pavilions, storage buildings, portable garages, portable cabins, chicken coops, run in stalls and sheds, pole barns, agricultural and livestock buildings, outdoor furniture and more.

We also offer a rent to own program on many of our products which allows family's to get a high quality, hand built product on a budget.

Lot of Faith Outdoor Structures is excited to be participating in the 2014 Dickson Farm, Home and Garden show. Tony will be at the show and is eager to show you the chicken coops, pergolas and furniture that will be on hand. You can also see an example of run-in-stalls and sheds first hand. Or you can stop by to see examples of custom built shops, agricultural buildings and barns.

Melanie will be on "the Lot" located at 1911 Highway 46S in Dickson, just one mile off of I-40 at exit 172, near the intersection of 46S and Pomona Road during the show ready to show you the complete Lot of Faith Outdoor Structures inventory.

Lot of Faith Outdoor Structures is open Monday through Saturday. Spring hours are 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday and 10am to 4pm on Saturdays. 

Servall Termite & Pest Control Company was founded in 1963 by native Tennesseean, Jerry Lewis. Beginning a small business in Paris, TN, Lewis served his community with hard work and integrity. The same excellent traditions and customer service continue today with locations in Dickson, Paris, Martin, and Clarksville as well as Paducah and Murray, KY. Servall, LLC specializes in $45 quarterly residential pest control services and currently employs approximately 160 people at all its locations. The highly trained staff of inspectors, contractors, and certified technicians are licensed, bonded, and insured. A few other services that Servall specializes in include: residential mosquito lawn treatments, outside perimeter protection, ventilation systems, complete structural repair, air duct cleaning, vinyl siding, replacement windows, and seamless gutters. Properly installed and maintained gutter systems falls under preventative maintenance and increases the resale value of your home or office. Servall can coordinate with realtors and homeowners to offer termite inspections and clearance letters. Bait vs. Liquid Termite Treatments that are environmentally safe and effective are one of Servall's specialties. Servall offers free inspections and all their work is guaranteed. The staff of Dickson Servall would like to thank everyone who helped make their first year in Dickson so successful, and Servall looks forward to serving this great community for many more years! Servall Termite and Pest Control Company is located at 711 Henslee Drive in Dickson just past Dickson County High School and is managed by Zac Scott. Look for them at the 2014 Farm Home & Garden Show to learn more about their pest control services. For more information and a free inspection, call Servall at 615-446-0288.

Three Creeks Farm is a small family farm owned and operated by Steve and Beth Shafer located 4 miles east of Charlotte in Dickson County. Steve and Beth began raising sheep nine years ago to harvest wool after Beth learned to spin. Since then, the farm has grown and evolved into many other endeavors. Three Creeks Farm currently has 4 breeds of sheep raised mainly for their fiber, Shetland, Icelandic, Wensleydale, and Border Leicester all produce high quality wool for spinning, weaving, and knitting. They also have Angora goats which produce mohair and fainting goats that can be milked and provide endless amusement. The Shafers also have tiny pygmy goats that provide excellent milk although small in quantity. Most of the livestock at Three Creek Farm are registered and quality breeding stock is available. In addition to wool and fiber, the animals produce lots of manure! Sheep and goat manure is mild and can be applied directly to the garden, Steve and Beth use the manure on their vegetables and plants they raise to make dye for the wool. Gardeners can buy bagged manure at Three Creeks Farm. In the summer and fall the couple offers natural dyeing classes and demonstrations including instruction on how to grow, harvest, use and plants to dye wool. During the spring and fall, Three Creeks Farm is busy with school and family farm tours that offer visitors a chance to interact with the animals. Shearing day is usually in early March, followed by lambs and kids in April. Depending on the time of year, visitors can see chicks, lambs, kids, sheep shearing and spinning and blacksmith demonstrations. Beth also has a store on the farm that is stocked with spinning, knitting, felting and dyeing supplies. The Shafers also take their business on the road. Working as a team, they take their sheep and goats along to educate both children and adults. They can dress in both colonial and civil war era clothing to portray what family life was like in the past, including spinning and blacksmith demonstrations. Beth travels to many fiber festivals in the southeast, both hosting a booth about the farm and teaching classes. Steve shows their chickens at poultry shows all over the southeast. Three Creeks Farm hosts the Middle Tennessee Fiber Festival in Dickson, 2014 will be the festival's ninth year. Both Steve and Beth are looking forward to the Farm Home & Garden Show where they will have a petting zoo featuring their special goats, sheep, miniature horse and chickens. Beth will be spinning and Steve will have ironwork ready for camping and outdoor activities.