Jan 23, 2014 | Decks and Outdoor Spaces
This diminutive shed in Lockeland Springs was a recent project of ours. At 10′ X 4′, it’s quite small but will come in very handy for this homeowner who needs a place to lock away lawn and outdoor equipment out of the elements. It’s attached to...
Jan 18, 2014 | Urban Properties
We’re proud to say that five flips are currently underway through our Urban Properties Nashville company. Thought we’d take a few minutes to update you on the progress of each. Only one is spoken for so far, so please let us know if you or anyone you know...
Dec 4, 2013 | Design, News
Each year it seems that Nashville’s stake in the home design/decor world grows larger. This is thanks to, at least in some measure, the success of some of our city’s home decor blogs. Here are five of our favorites: The Decorologist: Paint color consultant...
Nov 20, 2013 | Gutters, News
Cleaning gutters can seem like a futile pursuit, especially in Nashville at this time of year, when leaves clog the gutters more quickly than you can remove them. That’s why we’re so crazy about the “gutter protection” products that have become...
Nov 4, 2013 | Creative, Design, Home Improvement, News
Oh, hey fall. How are ya? It took you awhile to arrive in Nashville, but now that you’re here we hope you’ll stay awhile. One of the ways we know it’s autumn in Music City is that we start getting more requests for interior improvements. Don’t...
Oct 21, 2013 | Decks and Outdoor Spaces
As one of the only certified TrexPro builders in Nashville, Stratton Exteriors gets a fair amount of questions about Trex products–what it is, how it’s different from wood, and why it costs so much more. Mostly: Is it worth it? The short answer is: It...
Sep 30, 2013 | Interior Renovation, Nashville Remodeling, News, Renovations to Residential Homes
Our work at 1104 Preston Drive was done for only a minute or two before we started in earnest on our next project: 1009 Stockell Street, in East Nashville’s Cleveland Park. From the outside, this little green house, built in 1930, doesn’t look so bad. But...
