TruVine Renovations

Homeowners planning updates in Arlington, TN often look for clear guidance on design choices, timelines, and coordination with other trades. TruVine Renovations serves as a practical resource for projects that range from targeted upgrades to whole-home changes. With home remodeling, the team helps you assess layout, lighting, and storage so spaces function better day to day. For bathroom remodeling, they discuss ventilation, moisture control, and durable finishes that handle heavy use while keeping maintenance simple. When a larger home renovation is on the table, they outline steps like permitting, structural considerations, and phasing work to reduce disruption. The crew can also coordinate with local inspectors and suppliers, which is useful for schedules that connect Arlington with nearby Memphis, TN vendors. Clients can expect plain-spoken options on materials and a plan that balances needs, style, and code requirements. The goal is a space that works well, looks consistent with the rest of the home, and is built to hold up to regular wear.

TruVine Renovations was formed in 2021, during the pandemic, by Nick Sammons, who had already been working in contracting since 2008. He still runs it as owner and general manager from Arlington.

The company holds Tennessee contractor license BCA 78888 and describes itself as fully licensed and insured.

Four service lines make up the business: kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, additions paired with whole-home renovation, and attic conversions. The attic work is the least common of the four and turns unfinished roof space into usable living area.

Rather than keeping its trades anonymous, TruVine names its bench publicly. A project manager, an office administrator and specialists in tile, countertops, glass, custom cabinetry, painting and carpentry appear alongside an HVAC tradesman and an electrician — roughly a dozen people in total.

Selections are handled in person. Clients visit the Design with Ferguson showroom with the team to pick fixtures, surfaces and finishes, which keeps material decisions from stalling a build schedule.

The service footprint covers Shelby County broadly, taking in Arlington, Bartlett, Collierville, Germantown, East Memphis, Lakeland and Cordova, and extends further out to Eads, Oakland, Piperton and Rossville.

Homeowners weighing where to spend first are generally pointed toward kitchens and bathrooms, on the argument that those rooms carry the heaviest daily use and the strongest return in this market. Attic conversions and additions tend to be driven by a need for a specific room — an office, a guest suite, a second living area — rather than by resale math.

The company frames its own aim as a peaceful renovation experience, built on values it abbreviates as P-R-I-C-E: purity, respect, integrity, commitment and excellence. In practice that shows up as a stated preference for spending more time on planning and communication than the trade norm.