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Hermitage out, four counties in
Home base is Hermitage. From there the work runs along I-40, I-24 and I-65 to 14 more towns in 4 counties.
6 towns
Davidson County
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HermitageHome base
Our home base, on the Wilson County side of ZIP 37076. The March 2020 tornado did EF-2 damage here.
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Nashville13 mi from Hermitage
Metro permits and NES power across the county, from East Nashville to Belle Meade, where the typical house dates to 1971.
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Antioch15 mi from Hermitage
Mill Creek runs through it, and the May 2010 flood followed the creek into Antioch homes.
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Madison8 mi from Hermitage
The oldest houses of the Davidson ZIPs we checked (median 1977), and the path of the December 2023 tornado.
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Bellevue29 mi from Hermitage
West Davidson on the Harpeth River, which flooded homes here in May 2010.
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Goodlettsville10 mi from Hermitage
A town on the Davidson and Sumner county line, with most houses built around 1990.
2 towns
Wilson County
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Mt. Juliet11 mi from Hermitage
About eleven miles east of home base; the city issues its own electrical permits.
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Lebanon23 mi from Hermitage
The Wilson County seat, where the city inspects building and plumbing and the State inspects electrical.
4 towns
Williamson County
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Brentwood22 mi from Hermitage
Williamson County houses from the mid-1990s, with electrical permits through the State Fire Marshal’s office.
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Franklin33 mi from Hermitage
City trade permits come after the building permit, on houses built around 2002.
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Nolensville24 mi from Hermitage
One of the newest towns we cover: the typical house went up in 2012.
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Arrington40 mi from Hermitage
Unincorporated Williamson County, where electrical permits come from the State.
3 towns
Rutherford County
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La Vergne18 mi from Hermitage
Power split between NES and MTE, and electrical permits through the State.
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Smyrna24 mi from Hermitage
The town runs its own water, sewer and natural gas, and inspects electrical work itself.
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Murfreesboro41 mi from Hermitage
Murfreesboro Electric became part of MTE in 2020, and the city asks for a city-licensed electrician.
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