Knox County

Home renovations in Farragut

Farragut is largely made up of planned subdivisions, many of them with homeowners associations. Good renovation work here starts with the house and the covenants together.

Subdivision homes that are ready for a change

Much of Farragut was built as subdivisions from the 1970s onward, so many houses are now old enough that original kitchens, bathrooms and finishes are worn or out of date, while the structure itself is sound. That makes Farragut a good fit for focused remodels: a kitchen reworked for how the family cooks now, a primary bath rebuilt with a larger shower, or a whole main floor updated at once.

Two-story homes with unfinished bonus rooms or basements also give owners room to gain living space without adding to the footprint.

HOA review comes first

Most Farragut neighborhoods have an HOA, and many covenants require approval for additions, garages, exterior materials, colors and roof changes. Interior work is often less restricted, but it is worth checking. Read your covenants before the design is settled, and we can provide the scope you need for the application so the review does not hold up the job.

Town of Farragut permits

Farragut is an incorporated town, so building permits and inspections for properties inside town limits go through the Town of Farragut rather than Knox County. Some addresses with a Farragut mailing label sit outside town limits, so we confirm which office applies. Permits are part of the plan for the job, and we talk through them with you in the estimate.

Throughout the work you hear from your project team every week, and the job closes with a final walk-through and punch list.

Common questions

Do I need HOA approval for a renovation in Farragut?

Often, yes, especially for additions, garages and anything that changes the outside of the house. Check your covenants first. We can provide a written scope with the details most associations ask for, and we plan the start date around the approval.

Does the Town of Farragut issue its own permits?

Yes. Properties inside town limits are permitted and inspected through the Town of Farragut. Some homes with a Farragut address are actually in unincorporated Knox County, so we confirm your property before we plan the permit work.

Work we do in Farragut

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