Collierville homes are generally newer and larger, which changes how issues show up over time. Bigger footprints mean longer spans, and those spans react more noticeably to humidity swings and soil moisture changes beneath the slab. We commonly see interior doors drifting, cabinet hardware loosening, and drywall seams telegraphing where framing flexes seasonally. Expansive layouts also mean HVAC systems work harder, creating uneven humidity zones that dry out some areas while swelling others. Instead of isolated failures, Collierville homes tend to develop clusters of small alignment and finish issues all at once. Our work here is about dialing things back into tolerance so the home feels tight and intentional again.