Home Inspectors in Fairview, TN

4 Corners Home Inspections is proud to provide reliable, comprehensive inspection services to buyers and sellers throughout middle Tennessee.  With our quality inspection and detailed written reports, you will gain buying and selling power, and do so with confidence and peace of mind. Our services exceed FHA and VA minimum requirements and include comprehensive inspection of property grounds, roofs, gutters, siding, garages, kitchens, baths, attics, crawlspaces, heating and cooling systems, plumbing and electrical and more. 

In addition to our traditional buyer’s home inspection, we also offer pre-listing inspections which help to eliminate any unnecessary surprises to give you an opportunity to make any major repairs, but it also serves as a great selling point for when you do put your home on the market.  We also can provide a builder’s warranty inspection at the 11-month mark following the purchase of a new build.  We will find nail pops, cracks, check windows, outlets, doors, appliances and all operations so that you can address these concerns directly with your builder before your warranty expires. We proudly serve all areas in and around Williamson County, including White Bluff, Pegram, Kingston Springs, Bon Aqua, Lyles, Centerville, Ashland City, and more. Keep scrolling for more information on our service areas, or contact us today at 615-573-2112.

Fairview, TN is part of the Nashville metropolitan area and located in Williamson County. It was incorporated in 1959 and its city limits are approximately one mile southwest of the Nashville-Davidson County line.  Fairview is home to Bowie Nature Park, one of the largest city-managed Parks in the state of Tennessee, as well as Fairview High School, which was named one of the Top 1000 high schools in the US according to Newsweek Magazine.  Fairview’s elevation also situated approximately 150 feet higher than Nashville, giving the town beautiful views and the benefit of being less flood prone. In addition, Fairview is home to Camp Marymount, a retreat and summer camp that was the location of the camp scenes filmed in the movie Ernest Goes to Camp. Residents of Fairview also have easy access into Nashville, as it is a short 25 miles from downtown with easy access to I-40 and is located along State Highway 100 in the northwest section of the county.