Builder & Co-Founder
Lance Ramsey
Over a decade of hands-on building in custom homes and renovation across Middle Tennessee. Lance is the craft side of the company, and the character Heirloom is built on.
Custom homes & renovations · Middle Tennessee
Built for Generations
Custom homes, remodels and whole-house renovations, built from Fairview by Lance and Lexi Ramsey for the families who mean to stay.
- TN license 85402 · BC-A
- 618-975-5328
Why Heirloom exists
A more considered way to build
Lance and Lexi started the company after years of watching the same thing happen across Middle Tennessee: “homes built quickly, finished cheaply, and designed to be sold rather than lived in.”
Heirloom builds the other kind. That means a plan drawn for how a family will actually use the house, materials chosen to age well, and a builder on site who answers for the finish. In their words, “not the house you’ll flip in five years. The one your family will live in for generations.”
How Lance and Lexi started HeirloomThree ways to start
New house, new rooms or a whole house made new
Each service has its own page: what it covers, what moves the price, and which office issues the permit where you live.
Who builds it
Two founders, one standard
Heirloom is Lance and Lexi Ramsey. The person who answers the phone and the person who builds the house are the two people whose name is on the company.
CEO & Co-Founder
Lexi Ramsey
Lexi leads the business and the brand. Her job is making sure the way a client is treated gets the same intention as the house itself, and the contact address on this site is hers.
“We are in love with the covered porch Heirloom built for us. It feels like it’s been here forever.”
On the public record
Licensed by the State of Tennessee
Tennessee has licensed contractors through its Board for Licensing Contractors since 1931. Heirloom’s license is BC-A, the residential building class, and its $3,000,000 monetary limit is the largest single project the state lets it contract for.
The record is public: search “Heirloom Home Co” at verify.tn.gov, or read the license details on the About page.
Where we build
27 places within 30 miles of Fairview
From Kingston Springs next door to Nashville, Franklin and Columbia. See them by county, with the office that issues the permit in each.
- Fairviewhome base
- Kingston Springs6.9 mi
- Pegram9.3 mi
- White Bluff9.5 mi
- Bon Aqua Junction11 mi
- Burns12 mi
- Lyles12.9 mi
- Wrigley13.9 mi
- Dickson14.6 mi
- Franklin16.1 mi
- Thompson's Station16.9 mi
- Belle Meade17.2 mi
- Forest Hills17.3 mi
- Charlotte18.4 mi
- Ashland City19.6 mi
- Oak Hill19.6 mi
- Brentwood19.9 mi
- Spring Hill20.1 mi
- Centerville20.5 mi
- Berry Hill22.2 mi
- Nashville23.2 mi
- Columbia25.1 mi
- Vanleer25.1 mi
- Nolensville25.5 mi
- Pleasant View28.5 mi
- Slayden28.5 mi
- McEwen29.7 mi
Answers
Questions about Heirloom Home Co.
What does Heirloom Home Co. build?
Custom homes from the ground up, interior remodels such as kitchens and bathrooms, and whole-house renovations of older homes. The company works across Middle Tennessee from Fairview, and it builds smaller pieces too: a covered porch in Donelson is the job one client wrote to thank them for.
Is Heirloom Home Co. a licensed contractor in Tennessee?
Yes. Heirloom Home Co LLC holds Tennessee contractor license 85402, classification BC-A residential, active through March 31, 2028. Anyone can confirm that in about a minute by searching the company name at verify.tn.gov, the state’s own license lookup run by the Department of Commerce and Insurance.
Who owns Heirloom Home Co.?
Lance and Lexi Ramsey, who founded it together. Lance is the builder, with over a decade of hands-on work on custom homes and renovations across Middle Tennessee. Lexi is the CEO and runs the business and the brand. The phone number and email on this site reach them directly.
Why is the company called Heirloom?
Because of the standard the founders set for every job. An heirloom, as they put it, is something made with enough intention that it gets passed down. They started the company after seeing too many homes built quickly, finished cheaply and designed to be sold rather than lived in.
How do I start a project with Heirloom Home Co.?
Send the short form on this page or call 618-975-5328. Say what you have in mind (land to build on, a room to redo or a whole house) and which town it is in. A message about the lot or the house you already have is enough to begin the conversation.
