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Murfreesboro Home Service Vendors

Murfreesboro home service vendors our clients and our team have worked with across Rutherford County. No one pays to be on this list and we do not take a referral fee. It is here because our clients kept asking us who to call.

Cabinets

Carpet Cleaning

Cleaning Service

Maids of Murfreesboro

615-598-6045 Maids.com/303

Electrician

Hardwired Electric

615-631-3472

JNJ Electric

615-653-2702

Fence Installation

Foundation Repair

Handyman

Michael Herron

931-743-0991

Kevin Gavin

615-663-1360

Heating & Air

Prentice Alsup Heating

615-890-1311 PrenticeAlsup.com

Roscoe Brown Heating, Cooling & Plumbing

615-203-3874 RoscoeBrown.com

Home Inspector

Premier Home Inspection

615-481-7293 PremierInspectionTN.com

Omni Home Inspection

629-543-8135 InspectOmni.com

Tennessee Home Inspectors

615-905-6308 NashvilleHomeInspection.com

Insurance Agent

Trey Helton

State Farm

615-895-0500 TreyHelton.com

Blake Finney

Shelter Insurance

615-867-0120 Shelter Agent Profile

Moving Company

Two Men & A Truck

Ask for Chase’s crew

615-434-4244 TwoMenAndATruck.com

Painter

H & H Painting

615-692-1679

Pool Installs & Service

Pressure Washing

Spurgeon Pressure Washing

615-378-7783 Facebook.com/PressureWash615

Veterans Pressure Washing

615-478-8063 VeteransPressureWashing.com

Roofer

Willard Roofing Renovations

615-956-5775 WillardsRoofingRenovations.com

Paramount Roofing & Exteriors

615-635-1790 Paramount615.com

Independent Roofing Specialists

615-647-9007 IRSRoofs.com

Septic Repair & Service

Scott’s Septic Tank Service

615-212-5519 ScottSepticTank.com

Structural Engineer

Robert Warren & Associates

615-848-5000

Tree Service

A starting point, not a shortcut.


The Murfreesboro home service vendors on this page are here because they have done work for our clients or for our own team over the years. That is the whole reason the list exists. When someone asks us who to call about a roof or a fence, we would rather hand over a real name than shrug.

If you are getting a home ready to list, the order usually matters more than the list does. Most sellers get the best return from cleaning, pressure washing, paint, and small handyman repairs before they touch anything structural. Our selling guide walks through what actually moves the needle, and our what hurts a home sale post covers the repairs buyers notice first. If you are buying, our buyer page explains where inspections and estimates fit into the timeline.

A few honest words about this list. No one pays to be here. We do not accept referral fees, kickbacks, or compensation of any kind from anyone on this page, and no company can buy a spot on it. We also cannot guarantee anyone’s work. Before you hire, please confirm current licensing and insurance, ask for references, and get more than one bid on any large job. You can verify a Tennessee contractor license through the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance. The hiring decision is yours, and we want you to make it with good information.

Questions About Murfreesboro Home Service Vendors

No. The Turner Victory Team does not accept referral fees, kickbacks, or any form of compensation from the companies listed on this page, and no company pays to be included. This list exists because our clients kept asking us who to call, so we started writing the names down. We also do not pay for leads, online advertising, or ranking placements anywhere else.
For most Murfreesboro sellers, the order looks like this:
  1. Handyman first, so the small stuff gets fixed before anyone photographs it.
  2. Paint next, because touch up and neutral color do more for photos than almost anything else.
  3. Pressure washing for the driveway, walkway, and siding, since that is the first thing a buyer sees pulling up.
  4. Deep cleaning and carpet cleaning last, right before photos and showings.
Big ticket items like roof or HVAC replacement are worth a conversation before you spend the money, because the return depends on the age of the system and what comparable homes in your price range already offer. Reach out and we will walk through it with you first.
Get at least two bids and ideally three on any job over a few thousand dollars. Confirm the license is active through the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance and ask for a certificate of insurance. Get the scope in writing, including what happens if the crew finds something unexpected once work starts. Be careful with any bid that comes in far below the others, because that gap usually shows up later as a change order. And ask for two recent local references, not just an online review count.
Not always, but a pre-listing inspection can be worth it if your home is older or if you are not sure what condition the major systems are in. Finding a problem on your own timeline is almost always cheaper than finding it during a buyer’s inspection period, when you are negotiating under a deadline. Our post on the home inspection contingency in Tennessee explains how that part of the contract works.
Yes. This page only shows categories where we have a name we feel good about handing out. If you need something that is not here, reach out or call 615-586-0900 and we will see who we know. We have been working in Rutherford County since 2000, and if we do not have someone, we usually know who does.

Not Sure Who to Call?

Tell us what you are trying to get done and we will point you in the right direction. No pressure and no obligation, whether you are getting ready to sell, just bought, or simply need something fixed.

Or call us directly: 615-586-0900 | Office 615-234-5020
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This list is provided as a convenience to our clients. The Turner Victory Team receives no compensation from any company listed and does not guarantee any company’s work.