Emergency Crime Scene and Biohazard Cleanup in Berry Hill, TN

Berry Hill is a small incorporated city in Davidson County and one of the satellite cities of Metropolitan Nashville, the smallest of them in both area and population.

The city covers just 0.91 square miles, all of it land.

Much of the land that became Berry Hill was originally owned by William Wells Berry (1813–1876) and his descendants.

Residents voted to incorporate on February 28, 1950, by a margin of just 138 to 135, making Berry Hill the first Davidson County community to incorporate since Belle Meade in 1938; about 1,200 people lived there at the time.

Berry Hill's first mayor, Ralph Rosa, served for 22 years.

When Nashville and Davidson County consolidated in 1963, Berry Hill became part of Metropolitan Nashville but kept its own city government — a commission-manager system with its own police and public works departments.

The 2020 census counted 2,112 residents in Berry Hill, a jump of more than 293 percent from just 537 in 2010.

The 2020 census counted 1,446 households and 1,657 housing units in the city; its residents were notably young, with a median age of 28.0 and only 3.6 percent under the age of 18.

Since 1970, when Buzz Cason converted two houses into his Creative Workshop recording studio, Berry Hill has grown into a center of Nashville's recording industry nicknamed "Music Hill."

Berry Hill sits next to 100 Oaks Mall, Tennessee's first enclosed shopping mall, as well as the Tennessee National Guard Armory and Woodlawn Memorial Park.