Nashville Home ProsTrades · RemodelingOctober 2026

Remodeling and interior trades in Nashville Home Pros

Eleven headings for the work inside the house, from Bathroom Remodeling to Room Additions — the trades where a homeowner is letting a crew into the kitchen, and trust decides the call.

A tile setter pressing a large porcelain tile onto a shower wall in a bathroom remodel

The inside-the-house trades take 11 headings in the October 2026 directory: Bathroom Remodeling, Cabinets, Closets, Countertops, Drywall & Plaster, Flooring, Glass & Shower Doors, Handyman, Painting, Remodeling Contractors and Room Additions. Outside the directory the same issue carried The Grout Medic, for tile and grout, and Art of Drawers, which fits pull-out drawers to the cabinets and pantry a house already has.

Remodeling is the clearest case for trust. The crew will be in the house for days or weeks, near the family and the furniture, and a homeowner is choosing who to let in. A company they’ve seen in print month after month, listed beside other established local names and not buried among dozens, starts that conversation ahead. The trust feature has the survey numbers.

It is also a group full of “someday” projects — the bathroom that has been next year’s job for six years, the closet that could be a proper system, the flooring nobody loves. Those decisions tend to be made at the kitchen table with a magazine open, which is where this one is.

One builder runs through the group: Southern Belle Construction is printed under Bathroom Remodeling, Remodeling Contractors and Room Additions, and Inspiration Homes, which took a full page for its bathrooms, under Cabinets and Room Additions. CertaPro sits under both Painting and Drywall & Plaster. The cap still runs heading by heading: two per category, per zone.

In the directory

Remodeling & interiors: who holds each heading

Also in the October 2026 issue, outside the directory: Tile and grout — The Grout Medic; Pull-out drawers for cabinets and pantries — Art of Drawers.

Q & A

Remodeling trades: questions

How do remodelers reach homeowners in Nashville without buying leads?

By being the name they already know when the project finally happens. Nashville Home Pros puts a remodeler in owner-occupied homes in one zone or both — 140,000 across the two — ten times a year; the homeowner calls you directly from the page or the directory, with no lead shared among several companies.

Which remodeling trades advertise in Nashville Home Pros?

Bathroom Remodeling, Cabinets, Closets, Countertops, Drywall & Plaster, Flooring, Glass & Shower Doors, Handyman, Painting, Remodeling Contractors and Room Additions in the October 2026 directory, plus tile-and-grout and pantry-drawer companies elsewhere in the issue.

What should a remodeling ad in a magazine show?

One finished room, photographed well, your name, your phone number and your website. The magazine designs the ad from your idea and you approve it; a real photograph of your own work does more than a list of every service you offer.

Is a handyman company a good fit for the magazine?

Two handyman companies held the heading in October 2026 — Mr. Handyman of Nashville and Music City Handy Guy — and Mr. Handyman also appeared under Pressure Washing. Small jobs are hired on familiarity, which is what ten issues a year builds.

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Category space is limited to two advertisers per zone and held for the length of an annual contract. A five-minute call tells you where yours stands. Creative for the November / December issue is due October 26.

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