Beyond the square and the newer rooftops, Lebanon is a town of real range — the established streets near Cumberland University with their mature shade and settled homes, the acreage properties toward the Cedars of Lebanon, and the steady stream of Nashville commuters putting down roots in fresh subdivisions off the main corridors. Each corner of town hands us different work, from patient plaster and porch repair on the old streets to the punch-list settling items that every first-year build collects in our shifting clay soil.
In a typical Lebanon week we might reseal a tub and chase a running toilet downtown in the morning, then head to a Hamilton Springs new-build to anchor bookcases and adjust settling doors that afternoon. Fall brings gutter clearings under the big hardwoods, spring fills the calendar with fence and porch repairs after the storms, and the weeks before the holidays run heavy with interior painting and TV mounting ahead of company.
We do, and gladly — plaster walls, settled door frames, and original trim are familiar friends. We repair with methods suited to older construction rather than treating a century home like a new build.
Yes indeed. Once the builder's warranty runs out in places like Spence Creek, we take over the nail pops, sticking doors, caulk gaps, and other settling items on one friendly visit.
We do, and gladly. The larger lots on that side of Lebanon tend to hand us longer fence lines, outbuilding doors, and deck and porch work on homes set well off the road. Share your address when you call, and bundling several tasks into one visit is the smart way to go on the bigger properties.
Give us a call or send a photo of the job — we'll talk it through and quote it straight.
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