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Custom Home Builder in Fairview, TN
Heirloom’s home base, on the western edge of Williamson County.
Heirloom’s home base: the license is held at a Fairview address, on the western edge of Williamson County. The city was incorporated in 1959, and its Planning & Codes Department issues the building permits inside city limits.
Is Heirloom Home Co. a Fairview company?
Yes. Tennessee issued contractor license 85402 to Heirloom Home Co LLC at a Fairview address, ZIP code 37062, and Fairview is the center of the area this site covers. Lance and Lexi Ramsey build custom homes, remodel interiors and renovate older houses here and in the towns around it.
Fairview became a city in 1959. The Municipal Technical Advisory Service dates the incorporation to December 1 of that year, while the city cites July. Today it sits between Kingston Springs to the north, Dickson to the west and Franklin to the east, each within about 16 miles.
How do building permits work in Fairview?
Inside city limits they go through the Planning & Codes Department at 7111 Bowie Lake Road, and applications are made through the city’s GovWell portal. A project started after April 2, 2026 is reviewed under the Fairview Development Code; one started between March 7, 2019 and that date falls under the 2019 Zoning Ordinance.
Not every lot with a Fairview mailing address is inside the city, though. On those lots the permit comes from the Williamson County Building Codes Division in Franklin, which enforces the 2021 International Residential Code. Settling which office has jurisdiction is the first step on any lot here.
What does Heirloom build in and around Fairview?
All three services: custom homes on land a family owns or is buying, kitchen, bath and interior remodels, and whole-house renovations of older homes. Being local means a lot visit or a look at a house is a short drive, not a day’s trip.
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Building in Fairview: questions
Who issues building permits in Fairview, TN?
The City of Fairview’s Planning & Codes Department, at 7111 Bowie Lake Road. Applications go through the city’s GovWell online portal. Land outside the city limits falls to the Williamson County Building Codes Division in Franklin instead, so check which side of the line a lot sits on first.
Which rules apply to building a new house in Fairview?
The Fairview Development Code applies to projects begun after April 2, 2026. Projects begun between March 7, 2019 and that date fall under the city’s 2019 Zoning Ordinance. The Planning & Codes Department publishes both, along with the building codes it enforces.
Is Heirloom Home Co. based in Fairview?
Yes. The company’s Tennessee contractor license, number 85402, is held at a Fairview address in ZIP code 37062. That makes Fairview the center of the 30-mile area this site maps out, and the nearest towns, Kingston Springs and Pegram, are under ten miles away.
When did Fairview become a city?
In 1959. The Municipal Technical Advisory Service records the incorporation as December 1, 1959, and the city itself cites July 1959. The city sits on the western edge of Williamson County, about 16 miles from Franklin and 23 from central Nashville, measured town center to town center.
