Luxury Custom Building

Precision-Led Custom Home Builders in Williamson County, TN

Engineering precision. Generational craftsmanship. Built for Williamson County.

Spring Hill, Tennessee · Serving Williamson County

35+ Years of Experience
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Family-Owned & Operated
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Free Estimates & Consultations
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35+ Years of Experience
♦
Family-Owned & Operated
♦
Free Estimates & Consultations
♦
35+ Years of Experience
♦
Family-Owned & Operated
♦
Free Estimates & Consultations
♦
35+ Years of Experience
♦
Family-Owned & Operated
♦
Free Estimates & Consultations
♦
Our Approach in Williamson County
One Firm. Full Accountability. Concept to Completion.
Most homeowners managing a major construction project spend as much time coordinating contractors as they do making decisions about their actual build. 1776 Building Group eliminates that burden by handling trades internally under one roof. Plumbing, framing, electrical integration, and finish work are all managed by the same team, with Jared Meitzler providing direct technical oversight at every stage. This internal model means fewer delays, cleaner job sites, and a single point of accountability from the first design conversation through move-in day. For homeowners in Franklin, Brentwood, College Grove, and the greater Spring Hill area, that level of operational discipline is rare, and it is the standard at 1776 Building Group.
About 1776 Building Group
A Family Legacy Backed by Engineering Precision
1776 Building Group carries more than three decades of construction knowledge into every project it takes on. Jared Meitzler grew up watching his father work as a structural framer, developing an instinctive understanding of how buildings are put together from the inside out. After earning his engineering credentials and spending 20 years in the corporate sector, Jared returned to construction in 2015 with a Tennessee state license and a firm commitment to bringing professional-grade technical oversight to residential builds. The firm, formerly known as Meitzler Building Group, was rebranded as 1776 Building Group to reflect a refined, heritage-driven identity rooted in craftsmanship, integrity, and the kind of quality that protects a homeowner's long-term investment. Jared's wife also contributes a trained design perspective that adds a complementary creative layer to the firm's technical core.
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Why 1776 Building Group
What Sets Us Apart as a Residential Builder in Franklin, TN and Beyond
In a market where homeowners frequently encounter contractors who overpromise and underdeliver, 1776 Building Group operates on a different standard. The firm's foundation in engineering precision, combined with a 35-year family legacy in construction, gives clients something that is genuinely difficult to find in the Williamson County corridor: a builder with both the technical depth and the hands-on experience to execute complex projects with accuracy and accountability.
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35+ years of family construction heritage
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20-year corporate engineering background
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One-stop shop with internally managed trades
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One-year warranty on all completed work
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Free initial consultations with detailed estimates
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Licensed in Tennessee, serving Williamson County and surrounding areas
Services in Spring Hill, TN
High-Impact Residential Construction, Start to Finish
1776 Building Group focuses on five core service areas, each managed with the same engineering discipline and craftsmanship that defines every project the firm takes on in the Williamson County corridor.
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Kitchen Remodeling
Full kitchen transformations covering custom design, demolition, cabinetry, countertops, flooring, lighting, and complete plumbing and electrical integration. Managed concept to completion for homeowners across Spring Hill, Franklin, and Brentwood.
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Custom Home Builds
One-of-a-kind residences built from the ground up on your property. Every phase, from site preparation and permitting through framing, mechanical systems, and interior finishes, is handled by the same team under direct engineering oversight.
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Home Remodeling and Additions
Structural modifications, whole-home renovations, and room additions for existing properties in the Spring Hill and Williamson County area. Includes design-build planning and full electrical and plumbing system upgrades.
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Historic Home Remodeling
Specialized restoration for historic properties in Franklin and Nashville, balancing period-appropriate preservation with modern structural repairs and system upgrades. Fully compliant with local historic building codes.
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Barndominiums
Steel or wood-framed barndominium construction across Middle Tennessee, including concrete foundations, HVAC, insulation, and custom interior finishes. Built for landowners who want a high-performance structure with a refined interior.

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Tell Us About Your Experience

1776 Building Group's reputation in the Spring Hill and Franklin area is built on the experiences of homeowners who have trusted the firm with their most significant investments. The combination of engineering precision, transparent communication, and hands-on craftsmanship consistently produces results that speak for themselves.

Common Questions About Our Work
Frequently Asked Questions

  • What areas does 1776 Building Group serve?

    1776 Building Group serves homeowners within a 25-mile radius of Spring Hill, TN. The primary service area covers Williamson County, including Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, and College Grove, as well as South Nashville, Berry Hill, Thompson Station, Leipers Fork, Fairview, and Columbia. The firm does not currently serve Murfreesboro, Smyrna, or eastern outlying areas beyond the defined radius.

  • What is the minimum project size 1776 Building Group accepts?

    The firm works on projects starting at $50,000, with a maximum project scope of approximately $1.5 million. This range reflects the firm's focus on high-impact residential construction, including kitchen remodels, custom home builds, whole-home renovations, historic restorations, and barndominium construction. Projects outside this range are generally not within the firm's operational scope.

  • How does the estimating process work before a project begins?

    1776 Building Group provides hard-number estimates once approximately 80% of project specifications have been determined. The initial free consultation is used to clarify scope, materials, and structural requirements before a detailed cost figure is produced. That standard ensures estimates are accurate and grounded in the actual project rather than general assumptions, which protects homeowners from unexpected cost changes later in the process.

  • Is 1776 Building Group licensed to work in Tennessee?

    Yes. Owner Jared Meitzler obtained his Tennessee state contractor's license in 2015 and the firm operates exclusively within Tennessee. All work is completed in compliance with state and local building codes, including the specific requirements that apply to historic properties in Franklin and Nashville.

  • What makes 1776 Building Group different from other general contractors in the area?

    The primary differentiator is Jared Meitzler's background. He grew up working alongside his father, a structural framer, and then spent 20 years in corporate engineering before returning to residential construction. That combination of generational hands-on knowledge and professional engineering training is uncommon in the residential contracting market. The firm also manages trades internally rather than relying on fragmented subcontractor networks, which provides greater accountability and timeline reliability.

  • Does 1776 Building Group offer any warranty on completed work?

    Yes. The firm backs all completed projects with a one-year warranty on the work performed. This provides homeowners with post-build accountability and the assurance that any issues arising within that period will be addressed by the same team that completed the original project.

  • Can 1776 Building Group handle historic home restoration in Franklin, TN?

    Yes. Historic home remodeling is one of the firm's five core service areas, with specific focus on properties in Franklin and the Nashville corridor. The work involves preserving period-appropriate architectural character while installing modern mechanical systems and completing structural repairs. All restoration work is completed in compliance with Franklin and Nashville historic building codes, and the firm incorporates custom millwork and architectural planning as part of the process.

  • What is the preferred way to get in touch with 1776 Building Group?

    The firm's preferred method of contact is through the website contact form. This allows Jared Meitzler to review project details and respond during scheduled afternoon hours, when he handles consultations and computer-based communication.
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