865.761.9797
10255 Kingston Pike, Knoxville TN
Matthew@MatthewParsonsHomes.com

Moving

GENERAL SERVICES

  • Change Your Mailing Address
  • Driver’s License: Knox County, Blount County, Anderson County, Loudon County
    • There is no emissions testing in Knoxville
    • Title and Registration is generally $76.00
    • New or returning residents holding a valid out-of-state driver’s license must obtain a Tennessee driver’s license from a Tennessee State Facility no later than thirty (30) days after establishing residency. All out-of-state driver licenses must be surrendered. Tennessee law does not allow a resident of this state to hold more than one valid driver’s license.
    • New residents must provide two (2) proofs of their current valid
      Tennessee residence address as well as proof of citizenship or legal presence
      and Social Security Number. If a new resident brings a valid, out-of-state
      driver license (or a certified driving record from that state showing the
      license has not expired), only the vision test is required.
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During your move some things to take into consideration:
You’ll want paper products, including toilet paper, plates, napkins, plastic silverware, and cups, to hold you over during your first day or two of moving.

 

ITEMS THAT CONVEY FROM SELLER TO BUYER

A. INCLUDED as part of the Property (if present):

  • all attached light fixtures and bulbs including ceiling fans;
  • permanently attached plate glass mirrors;
  • heating, cooling, and plumbing fixtures and equipment;
  • all doors, storm doors and windows; all window treatments (e.g., shutters, blinds, shades, curtains, draperies) and hardware;
  • all wall-to-wall carpet; range;
  • all built-in kitchen appliances;
  • all bathroom fixtures and bathroom mirrors;
  • all gas logs, fireplace doors and attached screens;
  • all security system components and controls;
  • garage door opener(s) and all (at least ____) remote controls; swimming pool and its equipment;
  • awnings;
  • permanently installed outdoor cooking grills;
  • all landscaping and all outdoor lighting; mailbox(es); attached basketball goals and backboards;
  • TV mounting brackets (inclusive of wall mount and TV brackets) but excluding flat screen TVs);
  • antennae and satellite dishes (excluding components);
  • central vacuum systems and attachments;
  • and all available keys, key fobs, access codes, master codes or other methods necessary for access to the Property, including mailboxes and/or amenities.

  • Do Video Doorbells Convey When Selling a Home in Tennessee?

    In Tennessee, the general rule is simple: fixtures convey, personal property does not—unless the purchase agreement says otherwise.

    So where does a video doorbell (like Ring or Nest) fall?

    • Hardwired or screwed-in doorbells are considered fixtures. Because they replace the traditional doorbell and are physically attached to the property, they typically stay with the home when sold.

    • Battery-powered, removable doorbells may be treated as personal property, and the seller can take them—unless the buyer writes them into the contract.

    💡 Best practice:

    • Sellers: If you want to keep your video doorbell, exclude it in the MLS and the purchase contract, and ideally replace it with a standard doorbell before listing.

    • Buyers: If you want to be sure the device stays, ask for it in your offer.

    This way, everyone’s expectations are clear, and there are no last-minute surprises at closing.

 

ANDERSON COUNTY 

 

 

BLOUNT COUNTY 

 

  • Water Alcoa Utilities (865) 380-4819 
  • Water South Blount County Utility District (865) 982-3560 
  • Natural Gas Atmos Energy (888) 286-6700 
  • Electricity Alcoa Electric Department (865) 380-4890 
  • Electricity Fort Loudon Electric Cooperative (877) 353-2674 
  • Electricity City of Maryville  (865) 273-3456 
  • Electricity Sevier County Electric System (865) 983-4065 
  • Internet a& TV   https://broadbandnow.com/Tennessee/Maryville

 

KNOX COUNTY 

 

 

LOUDON COUNTY 

 

  • Water, Electricity, Natural Gas Loudon Utilities Board (865) 458-2091 
  • Electricity, Natural Gas Fort Loudon Electric Co-Op (865) 856-2311
  • Water, Electricity, Natural Gas Knoxville Utilities Board (865) 524-2911
  • Water, Electricity, Natural Gas Lenoir City Utilities Board (865) 986-6591 
  • Electricity  Tennessee Valley Authority (865) 632-2101
  • Water Tellico Area Services Systems (865) 856-3530 

 

CAMPBELL COUNTY 

  • Water, Electricity LaFollette Utilities Water, (423) 562-3316
  • Electricity Jellico Electric & Water Water, (423) 784-1605
  • Electricity Caryville-Jacksboro Utilities (423) 562-1445 

 

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