New in Brentwood: TownePlace Suites on Brentwood Boulevard, Tatum and Co. Dental on Moores Lane, and ribbon cuttings for UDig Nov. 9 and NG Windows Dec. 8.

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. This roundup is rebuilt each month. Openings come from the Williamson, Inc. chamber events calendar and the businesses’ own announcements; we list a business when it opens or holds a public ribbon cutting in Brentwood. A listing is not an endorsement. Know of a new business? Tell us.

A new extended-stay hotel, a dental practice and two technology and home-improvement firms lead the latest openings and ribbon cuttings in Brentwood.

Who to call

  • City business tax license: City of Brentwood, City Hall, 5211 Maryland Way, 615-371-0060 (business license page)
  • County business license: Williamson County Clerk, 615-790-5732
  • State business tax: Tennessee Department of Revenue, 615-253-0600
  • Chamber of commerce: Williamson, Inc.

Recently opened and celebrated

Business What it is Address Ribbon cutting
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Extended-stay hotel 108 Brentwood Blvd. Tuesday, Aug. 25
Tatum and Co. Dental Dental practice 8113 Moores Lane, Suite 2100 Thursday, Sept. 24
ImageQuest IT networking and security firm 7100 Commerce Way, Suite 175 Thursday, July 16

TownePlace Suites Brentwood is, its chamber listing says, the first newly built extended-stay hotel in the Brentwood market in more than 25 years (listing).

Tatum and Co. Dental offers nitrous oxide, music requests and room-darkening glasses to put nervous patients at ease, according to its listing.

ImageQuest, founded in 2007 by U.S. Army combat veteran Milton Bartley, provides IT networking and data security for businesses (listing).

Big Bad Breakfast is coming to 330 Franklin Road, Suite 226B. BBB Brentwood, LLC applied for an on-premises beer permit for it as a new business at the city’s Oct. 12 Beer Board meeting, according to the agenda. No opening date has been posted.

Coming up

Business What it is Address Ribbon cutting
UDig Technology consulting firm 109 Westpark Drive, Suite 190 4:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9
NG Windows Window and door replacement 7106 Crossroads Blvd., Suite 216 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8

UDig is marking its 25th year; it expanded to the Nashville area in 2020, its first market outside Richmond, Virginia, and has 20 people on its local team (listing).

NG Windows is opening its newest location in the Nashville area, installing Infinity by Marvin windows and doors (listing).

Brentwood business date

The Brentwood Address, 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the John P. Holt Brentwood Library: Mayor Nelson Andrews and City Manager Jason Gage on the city’s priorities, with a Williamson County Schools update from Interim Superintendent Leigh Webb. Registration is free but required for guaranteed entry, through the chamber.

Nearby

In Franklin, about seven miles south, recent ribbon cuttings include L.L.Bean at CoolSprings Galleria (July 17) and Bark and Mane on Aspen Grove Drive (Sept. 16). In Nolensville, about six miles east, Mountain Mike’s Pizza opened at 7344 Nolensville Road (Aug. 26). See the chamber calendar for details.

Starting a business in Brentwood

From the city’s business license page:

  • City business tax license: required for every business inside city limits. Mail the application (PDF) with the $15 fee, cash or check, to City of Brentwood, P.O. Box 788, Brentwood, TN 37024.
  • County license: also required, from the Williamson County Clerk, 615-790-5732.
  • State business tax: filed each year with the Tennessee Department of Revenue on its Municipal Business Tax Return, due on the 15th day of the fourth month after your fiscal year ends.
  • Working from home: get a Home Occupation Permit from Planning and Codes first, through the permit portal.
  • Closing: file a final business tax return with the state within 15 days.
  • Register the business with the Tennessee Secretary of State.
  • Signs and buildings: see our building permits guide. Restaurants: a state health permit first; see our restaurant inspections guide.
  • Beer: the city issues beer permits, and its Beer Board meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, at City Hall, per the city’s events listing.

Related guides: things to do this month, who to call at City Hall and Brentwood population and growth.

Frequently asked questions

What new businesses have opened in Brentwood, TN?

Recent ribbon cuttings include TownePlace Suites by Marriott at 108 Brentwood Blvd. on Aug. 25 and Tatum and Co. Dental at 8113 Moores Lane on Sept. 24. UDig and NG Windows have ribbon cuttings set for Nov. 9 and Dec. 8.

How do I get a business license in Brentwood, Tennessee?

Apply to the City of Brentwood for a business tax license with its application form and a $15 fee by cash or check. Businesses also need a license from the Williamson County Clerk, 615-790-5732.

Do I need a permit to run a business from my home in Brentwood?

Yes. A business based at your home address first needs a Home Occupation Permit from the Planning and Codes Department, applied for through the city’s online permit portal.

Where can I see Brentwood ribbon cuttings?

Williamson, Inc., the county chamber of commerce, posts ribbon cuttings with dates, times and addresses on its events calendar.