Coverage
Where we work
We cover the Nashville metro and the counties around it. Each area page says what the building stock is like there and what tends to go wrong — because a 1940s house with a crawl space in East Nashville and a 2018 build on a slab in Spring Hill fail in completely different ways.
[Edit: replace all twelve area pages with the cities you actually serve, and delete the ones you don't. A coverage page for a city you cannot reach is the fastest way to lose a caller.]
Nashville — Davidson County
Head office. Four building stocks in one city.
Franklin — Williamson County
Historic masonry downtown, commercial along Cool Springs.
Brentwood — Williamson County
Finished lower levels and hillside construction.
Murfreesboro — Rutherford County
Slab subdivisions, rental and student housing.
Smyrna — Rutherford County
Residential and light industrial in the same afternoon.
Hendersonville — Sumner County
Lakeside humidity and vented crawl spaces.
Gallatin — Sumner County
Attached buildings on the square, septic outside town.
Mount Juliet — Wilson County
Recent construction and storm corridor exposure.
Lebanon — Wilson County
Additions, outbuildings, well and septic.
Spring Hill — Williamson County
Dense slab construction, losses that cross units.
Columbia — Maury County
Masonry and plaster, Duck River floodplain.
Dickson — Dickson County
Rural access, wooded lots, well systems.
Outside these areas?
Call anyway. If we cannot come, we will say so on that call, and we would rather tell you straight away than have you wait.
Call (555) 555-0142
24/7 emergency line — (555) 555-0142
[Edit: add your state contractor license number here, and any mold or specialty license you actually hold. Delete this line if none applies in your state.]
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