Jackson & Canton Cannabis Facility Construction

The Builder Behind a $30 Million Mississippi Cannabis Facility

Mississippi's Medical Cannabis Act opened one of the newer regulated markets in the country, and the facilities it demands are mechanical buildings first: tight humidity control, heavy thermal loads, washdown-durable surfaces, and seed-to-sale security all designed and built together. TCG runs architecture, MEP engineering, and construction under one design-build contract so the grow rooms, the mechanical plant, and the security envelope are coordinated from day one.

TCG is not new to this. The firm designed and built a $30 million fully-integrated facility in Canton, combining cultivation and processing under one roof, and self-performed the insulated metal panel envelope and the durable flooring that protect a grow. That is real Mississippi proof, not a brochure.

Cannabis Facilities Cost Ranges in Mississippi

Budgetary ranges for the Jackson and central Mississippi market, which runs among the lowest in the country at roughly 0.80 to 0.90x the national average. Every project is different. For a number calibrated to your scope, run the AI estimator or book a call.

Building Cannabis Facilities in Central Mississippi

Mississippi runs a medical cannabis program regulated by the Mississippi Department of Health, with license types for cultivation, processing, dispensing, testing, and transport, and vertical integration permitted. Cannabis construction sits at the intersection of those program rules, security requirements, and standard commercial permitting through the City of Jackson, Madison County, or the relevant jurisdiction. TCG manages that path.

Mississippi economics favor cannabis operators: a cost basis among the lowest in the country at roughly 0.80 to 0.90x national, a competitive subcontractor base, mild year-round construction weather, and state incentive programs that can improve project economics for qualifying facilities.

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