As a general contractor Nashville TN homeowners and businesses call for tight lots and older houses, we plan concrete, deck, fence and remodel work around each property’s constraints, from early 20th century bungalows to new infill and storefronts.
Nashville is a city of contrasts when it comes to building. Many established neighborhoods are full of homes that are close to a century old, with porches, steps and decks that have been patched more than once. A few streets away, older houses have been replaced by new construction on narrow lots, leaving little room for equipment or staging.
Our crew works across both. As a general contractor Nashville TN property owners hire, much of our residential work involves rebuilding what has worn out: deck framing that has rotted, front steps that have pulled away from the house, and concrete walks that have heaved over the years. On the commercial side, we pour sidewalks, accessible pads and flatwork to code for businesses throughout Davidson County.
We are based in Murfreesboro and work in Nashville every week, so scheduling a site visit inside the county is routine for us.
The work we are asked to do as a general contractor Nashville TN residents hire tends to fall into a few categories, depending on the age and size of the property.
When the original framing on a deck or porch has given out, we take it back to sound structure and rebuild it, including new stairs, railings and landings that meet current code.
Deck and railing construction
Sidewalks, curb transitions and truncated dome pads poured to grade and to code for storefronts, offices and multi-tenant properties, plus residential walks and steps.
Concrete flatwork and masonry services
Covered entries, porch additions and interior remodels framed to match the existing house, with the finish work landing on a square, solid structure.
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Privacy fencing that makes the most of a smaller back yard, ornamental aluminum for front yards, and gates that keep their swing on tight side setbacks.
Fence installation optionsNashville’s consolidated Metro government and dense neighborhoods add a few steps that are worth understanding up front.
Several Nashville neighborhoods sit inside historic preservation or neighborhood conservation zoning overlays administered by the Metro Historic Zoning Commission. Depending on the overlay and the scope, exterior work may need review before a building permit is issued. We check your address early so the schedule accounts for it.
Decks, additions and structural work generally require a permit through Metro Nashville’s codes department, followed by inspections. We build to pass those inspections the first time.
Narrow lots, shared driveways and street parking limit where materials and equipment can go. We plan deliveries and staging before the job starts, so neighbors are not left working around our trucks.
On older homes, the condition of a ledger board, sill or support post is not always visible until the old work comes off. We point out likely trouble spots at the estimate and explain how we handle anything found during demolition.
We are a licensed, insured, locally owned general contractor Nashville TN customers use for both residential and commercial projects. For Nashville work in particular, that means:
The same crew pours code-compliant commercial flatwork and rebuilds residential porches, so a property manager and a homeowner get the same standard of work.
With older homes, we tell you what we can see, what we suspect, and how we will handle it, before you sign anything.
Job sites are cleaned up at the end of every day, which matters more when your neighbors are a few feet away.
Yes. Homes inside a Metro historic or conservation overlay can still be repaired and rebuilt, but exterior work may need to be reviewed by the Metro Historic Zoning Commission first. We identify that during the estimate and plan the design and schedule around it.
Yes. We pour commercial sidewalks, accessible ramps and truncated dome pads, and general flatwork for businesses in Davidson County, built to grade and to code.
It depends on the framing. If the joists, beams and ledger connection are sound, new decking and railings may be enough. If the structure has rotted or was never attached properly, rebuilding is the safer option. We inspect it and give you both options when both are realistic.
No. Davidson County is inside our regular service area, and there is no travel charge anywhere within it.
Send us the address and a short description. Our general contractor Nashville TN crew will look at access, permit requirements and the condition of what is there, then give you a written estimate.
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