Services
What Heirloom Home Co. builds
Three services, one builder: a new house, new rooms, or an older house made whole again.
Custom Homes
For land you own or are about to buy: a house designed around the lot and the family, built from the footings up.
On the page: Who builds it, the license limit, what sets the price
02Interior Remodeling
For a sound house with rooms that no longer work: kitchens, bathrooms, built-ins and trim.
On the page: What moves the cost, the Nashville permit, who is on the job
03Whole-Home Renovation
For an older house that needs systems, layout or structure redone, with its character kept.
On the page: When to renovate, what to keep, what sets the budget
Answers
Questions about the services
What is the difference between a remodel and a renovation?
At Heirloom, a remodel changes rooms: a kitchen, a bathroom, a laundry, the trim and built-ins. A renovation takes on the whole house, usually an older one, and can mean new systems, a new layout and structural work while keeping what gives the place its character. The two have separate pages here.
Does Heirloom build porches and smaller projects?
It has. A family in Donelson wrote that they are in love with the covered porch Heirloom built for them, and that it feels like it has been there forever. Porches are not a separate service on this site; ask about one through the form and say where the house is.
Can one contractor handle both a new house and a remodel?
In Tennessee the license class decides it. Heirloom’s BC-A residential classification covers building and remodeling homes, and its $3,000,000 monetary limit is the largest single project the state allows it to take. Both appear on the public record at verify.tn.gov under license 85402.
Which services does Heirloom Home Co. offer?
Three: custom homes built from the ground up, interior remodeling of kitchens, bathrooms and the rooms around them, and whole-home renovation for houses that need more than updates. Each has its own page with what it covers, what moves the price and who issues the permit where you live.
