The Tennessean, Williamson AM: December 2006Nashville's David Crane named December National Remodelor of the Month by National Association of Home Builders The Tennessean, Williamson AM: January 2006Mike and Micki Milom's sunroom in their Vaughn Road home features a wall of French doors, large windows overlooking a wooded view and a drystack stone fireplace. The Tennessean, Williamson AM: July 2005It's almost a given that when a family grows, so does their need for another bed, bath, more space for more clothes, more toys and more stuff.
When Jeff and Deanna Guy moved to Williamson County six years ago, they never imagined that they'd need another bedroom so soon after building. When Deanna became pregnant with their fourth child, however, they realized they wanted five bedrooms. The Tennessean, Williamson AM: August 2003Franklin resident David Crane of Crane Builders was honored for the second year in a row as Tennessee Remodeler of the Year. It’s an honor to be recognized as the state’s Remodeler of the Year once in a career, but twice in a row doesn’t happen very often. David Crane belongs in that class. The Tennessean: August 2002David Crane grew up as an entrepreneur-in-training. His brother, Jimmy, did, too. They spent their summers and Christmases in New Orleans working at their father's shoe store. And under the watchful eye of the late Judson Crane, they were taught to appreciate working for oneself. The Review Appeal: June 2002When asked what his number-one accomplishment has been this year, David Crane, a fifteen year resident of Franklin, Tennessee and President of Crane Builders, doesn’t hesitate in his answer, “Spending more time with my family,” he proudly proclaims. The Tennessean, Williamson AM: June 2002By anyone's standards, June has been quite a month for local builder David Crane. Recently, the Williamson County resident accepted the "Big 50" award from Remodeling Magazine as one of the top remodeling companies in the nation. The Tennessean, Williamson AM December 2002Crane Builders, recognized earlier this year as the 2002 Tennessee Remodeler of the Year, has won a Master Design Award presented by Qualified Remodeler Magazine. Crane was awarded first place in the category of Conservatories & Sunrooms for a project completed in the Otterwood subdivision of Nashville.
The Tennessean, Williamson AM: August 2001When Paul and Rhonda Keckley bough their 5,000-plus-square-foot Brentwood home three years ago, it wasn't the first time they bought a house with an unfinished basement.
Their previous home had a basement, but back then they had young children, and finishing a basement wasn't a priority. |