About · College Grove, Tennessee
Kingdom Doors is Chad Caro and his son Clay: a locally owned father-and-son business on Arno Road, doing repairs and new doors across Williamson County and the towns around it since 2008.
Quickest is a call: (615) 810-6415
It began with a schedule problem. In 2008, in the middle of the biggest housing crisis in recent memory, Chad’s wife was in the hospital with an aggressive spinal tumor and their three sons were still young. A job working for someone else couldn’t bend around that, so Chad started his own company in Franklin and set his own hours.
He wasn’t new to the work. Chad had started in 1994 as a subdivision installer in Pensacola, Florida. In 1999 he moved to Middle Tennessee and spent the next nine years as lead commercial installer and service manager for local garage door companies.
In 2020. The pandemic changed plans for everyone that year, and Chad asked his son to come help with the business. Clay had grown up around doors, helping his father as a kid, and he stayed. He’s run the company day to day ever since, with Chad still guiding the growth. Kingdom Doors LLC was incorporated in Tennessee that April.
In the family’s own words, having Clay in the business “still to this day has been a huge blessing,” and the work itself is something more than a job:
It truly is a calling of its own for Chad, his family and the customers he serves.
The Caros, on their own About page
The jobs Clay likes best are still the ones where he and his father work side by side.
Customers’ own words, unedited, are on our reviews page. For what we actually do, start with garage door repair or custom garage doors.
The owners
Founder and co-owner · hanging garage doors since 1994
Installed subdivision doors in Pensacola from 1994, came to Middle Tennessee in 1999 as a lead commercial installer and service manager, and opened Kingdom Doors in Franklin in 2008. He still guides the business and works jobs with Clay.
Co-owner · runs the business day to day since 2020
Centennial High School in Franklin, class of 2017, then Middle Tennessee State University. Helped his father on jobs as a boy, and took over running the company in 2020.
Answers
Chad Caro and his son Clay Caro own Kingdom Doors together. Chad founded it in 2008 after fourteen years installing and servicing doors in Florida and Middle Tennessee; Clay, who grew up helping him, took over running the business day to day in 2020. It’s a locally owned father-and-son company.
Kingdom Doors is based at 6641 Arno Road in College Grove, in southeast Williamson County, about 27 minutes from Franklin and 14 from Arrington. From there we cover twenty towns, from Columbia in the south to Gallatin in the north.
Chad started it in Franklin in 2008, in the middle of the housing crash, so he could set his own schedule while his wife was in the hospital with an aggressive spinal tumor and their three sons were young. He’d been a lead commercial installer and service manager before that.
Yes. The company has traded as Kingdom Doors since January 2008, and Kingdom Doors LLC was incorporated in Tennessee on April 24, 2020 — the year Clay came in to run the business with his father. Invoices and the BBB file carry the LLC name.
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