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Radon is one of those things people love to minimize until they can’t. “It’s probably fine.” “Nobody around here worries about that.” “That’s more of a mountain thing.”Nope. Not here. Not on the Highland Rim. And definitely not in Mt. Juliet. If you’re buying a home in Wilson County and
Infill construction sounds smart on paper. Use the land you’ve already got. Build closer together. Maximize density. In reality, a lot of Mt. Juliet’s infill projects are where builders get sloppy and buyers pay for it later. When you squeeze a house onto a tight lot, something always gives. And
Here’s the part nobody selling a house in Mt. Juliet wants to say out loud: a huge chunk of the city’s housing stock is hitting middle age simultaneously, and a lot of it wasn’t built to age gracefully. The Providence-era boom — roughly early to mid-2000s — cranked out entire
