(678) 555-0117
Johns Creek and Atlanta's northeast suburbs

The price you sign is the price you pay.

Kitchens, baths, and basements from a contractor who writes every cost down first. If the number changes, it's because you changed it.

Bathroom with a marble vanity, wood slat walls, and warm lighting
Plan your remodel

What are you thinking about?

Choose a room. These are real ranges from the jobs we've finished in the last three years, not a sales number.

Typical timeline
5 to 9 weeks
Typical cost
$38k to $90k

Cabinets drive this number more than anything. We'll show you three cabinet tiers side by side.

Book a free estimate

We measure, photograph, and send a written line-item price within five business days.

ProjectKitchen remodel

No cost, and no follow-up calls if you pass.

Services

Five kinds of work, and we're good at all five.

All services

Cabinets, stone, lighting, and moved walls. We can keep your layout and save a third, or start over.

Kitchen with a long island and a sculptural brass light

Curbless showers, heated floors, and tile set by the same two people on every job.

Bathroom with marble vanity and wood slat walls

Dry, warm, and quiet first, then the media room or guest suite you actually wanted.

Pale oak staircase descending beside a white wall

Site-finished oak, tile, and stair rebuilds, with dust walls up before anyone starts.

Wide oak floor in a calm living room

Several rooms at once, phased so you can keep living in the house.

Open kitchen and dining room in dark and warm tones
Recent projects

What the estimate said, and what happened.

All projects
Kitchen with walnut shelving and a dark island
Kitchen, nine weeks

The Dunwoody kitchen

Took out one wall and a soffit. The final bill landed $640 under the estimate.

Bathroom with a glass shower and warm stone
Bathroom, five weeks

The Suwanee primary bath

A tub nobody used became a walk-in shower with a bench and a window.

Walk-in closet with lit wood shelving
Closet, three weeks

The Alpharetta closet

A spare bedroom turned into a dressing room with lit oak shelving.

Why Wrenfield

The owner signs the estimate and walks the job.

Most remodeling stress comes from a few habits in this trade. Here's how we handle each one.

The questionAt WrenfieldWorth asking elsewhere Who shows up?The same lead carpenter, every day of your jobWill the crew change between phases?What does it cost?Every line priced, before you signIs this a lump sum or an itemized bid?When will it end?A calendar with dates, updated each FridayWho updates the schedule when it slips?What about the dust?Zip walls, air scrubbers, and swept floors at 4pmHow is the rest of my house protected?What if it goes wrong?Two-year workmanship warranty in writingIs the warranty written into the contract?
"I kept waiting for the extra charges. They never came."
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"They swept up every afternoon. I could cook dinner through most of it."
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"Our Friday update said two days late, and then it was two days late."
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Bring us the room that bothers you most.

Free in-home estimate, usually within the week.

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