Question 1

How does the initial project discovery and consultation take place?

Accepted Answer

The process begins with an on-site consultation to review your living spaces, assess existing structural conditions, and define the practical goals for your kitchen, bathroom, whole-home, or addition project. We discuss layout ideas, functional requirements, and preliminary timelines to establish an accurate basis for project planning.

Question 2

What details are included in the written project scope?

Accepted Answer

Every project receives an itemized written scope document detailing demolition plans, structural framing, plumbing, electrical configurations, cabinetry layouts, tile and flooring boundaries, trim packages, and finish schedules. This document provides clear technical boundaries for all trades involved prior to starting construction.

Question 3

How are written remodeling estimates structured?

Accepted Answer

Estimates are prepared with line-item breakdowns separating labor, trade specialties, architectural drafting, fixture allowances, and construction materials. Allowances for homeowner-selected fixtures and tiles are stated explicitly to maintain transparency throughout material procurement.

Question 4

How are mid-project scope modifications and change orders handled?

Accepted Answer

If unforeseen conditions are uncovered inside walls or if design changes are requested during work, a written change order is drafted before altering the build. The change order specifies the altered work scope, material differences, and schedule adjustments, requiring written approval before execution.

Question 5

When are building permits required for Peachtree Corners and Gwinnett County homes?

Accepted Answer

Structural wall removals, home additions, new exterior deck structures, reconfigured plumbing runs, major electrical service upgrades, and HVAC duct reroutes require plan review and permits through the City of Peachtree Corners Community Development Department or Gwinnett County Planning and Development, depending on municipal boundaries.

Question 6

Who prepares and submits permit drawings and schedule inspections?

Accepted Answer

We prepare the required plan sets, submit paperwork to the appropriate municipal building desk, coordinate with plan reviewers, and schedule all required rough-in, insulation, and final building, trade, and fire inspections throughout each build phase.

Question 7

What sequence of phases does a typical renovation follow?

Accepted Answer

A standard remodel follows a sequenced workflow: site protection and dust barrier isolation, selective demolition, structural reframing, mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) rough-ins, municipal inspections, drywall hang and finish, cabinetry and surface installation, trim carpentry, painting, finish fixtures, and a structured final walkthrough.

Question 8

How is the project construction calendar tracked?

Accepted Answer

Before mobilization, a sequential schedule is drafted outlining key milestones: trade arrivals, inspection windows, material deliveries, and punch-list periods. Homeowners receive regular progress reviews outlining completed milestones and upcoming activities for the following week.

Question 9

How are cabinetry, tile, fixtures, and flooring selected and ordered?

Accepted Answer

You receive a designated selection guide with specific dimensional parameters and plumbing specifications. You can source finish items through trade showrooms or approved vendor partners. Orders are placed ahead of demolition to avoid lead-time delays on custom cabinetry, specialized tile, and fixtures.

Question 10

What protection measures are implemented inside the home during construction?

Accepted Answer

Work areas are sealed off using zippered poly-sheeting dust barriers. High-traffic walkways receive heavy-duty floor protection such as Ram Board or carpet shield. Air intake vents in active construction zones are filtered to reduce dust migration into unaffected living quarters.

Question 11

What are the standard daily job site working hours and debris protocols?

Accepted Answer

Work generally takes place Monday through Friday during standard daytime hours in compliance with local municipal noise ordinances. Subcontractors and crews keep tools organized, sweep daily, and store building waste in designated collection areas or covered disposal trailers.

Question 12

What is the procedure for final punch-list resolution and handover?

Accepted Answer

Near completion, a guided walkthrough is conducted to inspect paint touch-ups, hardware alignments, drawer glide adjustments, and fixture operations. Any noted items are listed on a formal punch document and resolved before the final project sign-off and site turnover.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the initial project discovery and consultation take place?

What details are included in the written project scope?

How are written remodeling estimates structured?

How are mid-project scope modifications and change orders handled?

When are building permits required for Peachtree Corners and Gwinnett County homes?

Who prepares and submits permit drawings and schedule inspections?

What sequence of phases does a typical renovation follow?

How is the project construction calendar tracked?

How are cabinetry, tile, fixtures, and flooring selected and ordered?

What protection measures are implemented inside the home during construction?

What are the standard daily job site working hours and debris protocols?

What is the procedure for final punch-list resolution and handover?

Written Scope

County Permits

Site Protection

Phased Build

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Frequently Asked Questions

Planning & Scope•How does the initial project discovery and consultation take place?

How does the initial project discovery and consultation take place?

Planning & Scope•What details are included in the written project scope?

What details are included in the written project scope?

Estimates & Costs•How are written remodeling estimates structured?

How are written remodeling estimates structured?

Estimates & Costs•How are mid-project scope modifications and change orders handled?

How are mid-project scope modifications and change orders handled?

Permits & Jurisdictions•When are building permits required for Peachtree Corners and Gwinnett County homes?

When are building permits required for Peachtree Corners and Gwinnett County homes?

Permits & Jurisdictions•Who prepares and submits permit drawings and schedule inspections?

Who prepares and submits permit drawings and schedule inspections?

Scheduling & Phasing•What sequence of phases does a typical renovation follow?

What sequence of phases does a typical renovation follow?

Scheduling & Phasing•How is the project construction calendar tracked?

How is the project construction calendar tracked?

Materials & Selection•How are cabinetry, tile, fixtures, and flooring selected and ordered?

How are cabinetry, tile, fixtures, and flooring selected and ordered?

Site Logistics & Protection•What protection measures are implemented inside the home during construction?

What protection measures are implemented inside the home during construction?

Site Logistics & Protection•What are the standard daily job site working hours and debris protocols?

What are the standard daily job site working hours and debris protocols?

Closeout & Completion•What is the procedure for final punch-list resolution and handover?

What is the procedure for final punch-list resolution and handover?

Written Scope

County Permits

Site Protection

Phased Build

Have questions about your upcoming renovation?

Contact