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.
About Heirloom
A home should feel like it’s always belonged
Heirloom Home Co. is Lance and Lexi Ramsey, building from Fairview for the families who mean to stay.
Why did Lance and Lexi start Heirloom?
To build the other kind of house. In their words: “We started Heirloom because we kept seeing the same thing... homes built quickly, finished cheaply, and designed to be sold rather than lived in.”
The company was their answer. To them, an heirloom is something made with enough intention that it gets passed down, and that is the standard they hold every project to. Heirloom Home Co. was built, they say, on a simple belief: that a home should be more than a structure, and should be a place worth keeping.
That shows in what the company takes on. It builds custom homes from the ground up, remodels kitchens and baths, and renovates whole houses whose bones are worth saving, across the 27 places within 30 miles of Fairview.
The founders
Who does what at Heirloom?
Lance builds; Lexi runs the company. Both answer for every job.
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.
The license
What does the state record say?
Tennessee has licensed contractors through its Board for Licensing Contractors since 1931. A license names the company, its classification (the kind of work it may contract for) and a monetary limit, the most it may contract for on any one project.
Heirloom’s record shows the BC-A residential class and a $3,000,000 limit, which covers a substantial custom house. The company also states that all Heirloom Home Co. projects are fully licensed and insured in the state of Tennessee.
- Licensed entity
- Heirloom Home Co LLC
- Tennessee contractor license
- No. 85402
- Classification
- BC-A, residential
- Monetary limit
- $3,000,000
- Status
- Active through March 31, 2028
First issued March 18, 2026. Search “Heirloom Home Co” at verify.tn.gov to see the record yourself.
Answers
Questions about the company
When was Heirloom Home Co. licensed?
The State of Tennessee first issued contractor license 85402 to Heirloom Home Co LLC on March 18, 2026. Lance Ramsey’s building experience goes back further, over a decade of hands-on custom homes and renovation across Middle Tennessee before he and Lexi started the company.
What does the BC-A license classification mean?
BC-A is Tennessee’s residential building classification for contractors, issued by the Board for Licensing Contractors, which the state established in 1931. It covers building and remodeling homes. Each license also carries a monetary limit; Heirloom’s is $3,000,000, the most it may contract for on one project.
Is Heirloom Home Co. insured?
The company states that all Heirloom Home Co. projects are fully licensed and insured in the state of Tennessee. Ask for the certificate of insurance before a contract is signed, as you should with any builder; it names the carrier, the coverage and the dates it is in force.
Where is Heirloom Home Co. based?
In Fairview, Tennessee, in Williamson County, ZIP code 37062. It is a service-area business without a showroom, so the conversation starts by phone, email or the form, then moves to your land or your house. Fairview is a short drive from Franklin, Dickson and Kingston Springs.
