How we operate

Hoschton Remodelers Who Price Before They Build

We write the scope down, price every change before it happens, run all the trades under one contract and give the finished work a 1-year warranty.

Why Changes Get So Much Attention Here

Ask homeowners what soured a past remodel and the answer is rarely the tile or the paint. It is the bill: a number agreed at the start, then a stack of extras at the end that were mentioned in passing, approved with a nod or never discussed at all.

We set up our way of working to stop that. The scope is written and priced before work begins. When something has to change, whether it is your idea or a surprise behind the drywall, it is written up with its cost and waits for your signature. Your project manager keeps the paperwork and the job in step, so the final invoice is just the sum of what you signed.

Four Things You Get in Writing

• A priced scope

  Tasks, materials and labor are laid out in plain language before you agree to anything, so the starting number is clear and every later change has something to be measured against.

• A price for every change

  Added work, upgrades and repairs found mid-job each go on a change order showing the price. Work on it starts only after you sign, never on a verbal okay.

• One person in charge

  Your project manager books the trades under our single contract, keeps the schedule current and is the one who calls you back when you leave a question.

• Coverage after we leave

  Once the final walkthrough is done, our work is covered by a one-year warranty. Should anything we built need another look during that year, call us and we come back to it.

Ask Us the Hard Questions

What happens if the budget gets tight halfway through? Who signs off on changes? How do you hear about delays? Ask any of it and get a straight answer about your own project.