Service areas

Where Steam Rollerz works

Nashville and the towns around it. We name ten as our core markets, and we take calls from nearby communities too: 53 places in all, each with its own page.

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Core markets

The ten towns we name first

Nashville Belle Meade Brentwood Franklin Gallatin Hendersonville Lebanon Mt. Juliet Murfreesboro Smyrna

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Davidson County

NashvillePrewar bungalows, midcentury ranches and new tall-skinnies East NashvilleStreetcar-era bungalows, tornado rebuilds and half the homes rented Berry HillMostly rented new homes among recording studios and offices Green Hills1930s brick, deep shade and new infill Oak HillWooded single-family lots from the 1950s and 1960s DonelsonFifties ranches through eighties building on flat ground Belle MeadeOld canopy, large lots, and a third pre-1940 Forest HillsSteep wooded lots, mostly built 1950 to 1980 MadisonSixties and seventies brick, with most homes rented Whites CreekFarmhouses and 1980s homes on hilly, wooded ground AntiochHuge ZIP of 1985–2010 homes, nearly half rented LakewoodFormer city beside Old Hickory, in Metro since 2011 Old HickoryDuPont’s 1918 village, plus 1970s to 1990s building HermitageRented and owned homes between lake and river BellevueHarpeth River bottoms below wooded ridges, median 1991 GoodlettsvilleTwo counties, Mansker Creek and seventies-through-2000s homes JoeltonAcreage on high wooded ridges with cherty clay

Williamson County

BrentwoodTwo-story brick homes and the Maryland Farms offices NolensvilleHalf built in the 2010s, 94% owner-occupied FranklinNational Register downtown, big 1995-onward suburbs, Cool Springs offices ArringtonEstate acreage off Highway 96, almost no rentals TriuneOld crossroads farmhouses with newer building on acreage FairviewWooded Rim ridges around Bowie Nature Park College GroveNew estate homes since 2011, The Grove and acreage Leiper’s ForkHistoric village along Old Hillsboro Road, wooded hollows Thompson’s StationNearly 60% built in the 2010s, bonus rooms

Sumner County

HendersonvilleOld Hickory Lake, split-levels and 1970s to 1990s homes MillersvilleI-65 corridor homes from the 1980s and 1990s White House2000s subdivisions along I-65 in two counties Cottontown1960s and 1970s rural lots on Highway 25 GallatinCourthouse-square brick, lakeside condos and 2000s subdivisions

Wilson County

Mt. JulietTwenty-year-old subdivisions, bonus rooms and long commutes Green Hill1980 split-levels in western Wilson County, rarely rented Gladeville2000s houses on cedar-glade limestone with outbuildings NoreneRural Wilson County crossroads on State Route 266 LebanonTown square, Cumberland University, farmhouses on wells

Cheatham County

PegramNarrow Harpeth bottoms between wooded ridges, under 900 homes Ashland CityCumberland bottomland under Highland Rim hills, mostly post-2000 Kingston SpringsSteep Harpeth River lots with crawl spaces below Pleasant ViewCommuter homes off I-24 Exit 24, wooded Rim hills

Robertson County

RidgetopA small ridge-top town on the county line Greenbrier1990s brick subdivisions on deep Robertson County clay CoopertownLarge wooded lots on State Route 49, few rentals SpringfieldRobertson County seat, old square, many rentals Cross PlainsHighland Rim farm country off I-65 Exit 112 Cedar HillOld railroad town on US 41, farmland around

Rutherford County

La VergneFlat ground by the Stones River, slabs over clay SmyrnaRanches, split-levels and slab subdivisions, 43% rented EaglevilleFarmhouses and newer homes along US 41A WalterhillStones River bottomland north of Murfreesboro on US 231 MurfreesboroMTSU rentals and 2000s slab subdivisions, 48% rented

Dickson County

White BluffWooded Dickson County hills above Turnbull Creek

Williamson & Maury Counties

Spring HillTwo-story subdivisions across the Williamson and Maury line