Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Lawrenceville, GA
Lawrenceville is not just a service area for us. Our showroom, our warehouse and the bench where cabinetry gets checked and staged are all here in Gwinnett County. When a Lawrenceville client asks for a change mid-project, we do not schedule a truck from another county; someone drives ten minutes and handles it that afternoon. That is the practical advantage of hiring the company that actually lives in your city.
It also means you can walk in. Most remodeling companies send a salesperson with a tablet. We would rather you stand in front of a full-height cabinet run, open a soft-close drawer, put your hand on a quartz sample under real light and compare a painted door to a stained one side by side. Decisions made that way rarely get second-guessed later.
We work in every Lawrenceville neighborhood
Our Lawrenceville shop and showroom are right here in Gwinnett County, so your project never changes hands to subcontractors miles away. Our project managers know the streets, the typical layouts, and the county requirements, no learning curve on your project.
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Our service map, Lawrenceville & metro Atlanta
We work across Lawrenceville from our Lawrenceville shop nearly every day. The map below shows our showroom and the north-metro area we serve.
Services we deliver in Lawrenceville
Why Lawrenceville homeowners pick us
- Local Lawrenceville shop and showroom, not a call center
- Design, cabinetry, and install are all in-house, no subs
- Fixed, itemized pricing on every quote
- Free 3D design so you see it before you buy it
- 2-year written workmanship warranty
- 4.8★ average across 18 Google reviews
Recent projects near Lawrenceville
Every project below is a written case study with the layout problem, the decisions we made and the finished room.
The range of Lawrenceville housing we work in
Lawrenceville spans a wider range of ages than anywhere else we build. There are ranch homes near the city center from the sixties and seventies with small compartmentalized kitchens; there are the big nineties builds around Sugarloaf Country Club and Collins Hill; and there is steady new construction on the Five Forks and Rock Springs side. Each one has a different first move.
In the older ranches, the win is almost always removing the wall between the kitchen and the dining room and running a single continuous cabinet line where there used to be two short ones. In the nineties homes, it is the same story as the rest of Gwinnett: bulkheads down, cabinetry to the ceiling, oak out. In the newer homes, it is upgrading the builder package to real plywood construction with drawer storage.
What in-house actually means for your schedule
Every step that most companies farm out, we run ourselves: measurement, 3D design, cabinet specification, delivery, installation and the punch list. That matters most when something goes wrong. A door arrives with a finish flaw, a wall is out of plumb, an appliance spec changes late. With subcontractors, each of those is a scheduling negotiation. With our own crew, it is a phone call and a same-week fix.
It also keeps the price honest. There is no general contractor markup stacked on a cabinet installer's markup. Your quote is itemized: cabinetry, countertops, install labor, plumbing, electrical, tile, and any structural work, each with a line number. If you cut scope, you can see exactly what comes off the total.
Gwinnett County permits, handled here
Gwinnett County permitting is a short drive from our shop, and we deal with that office constantly. We know which submissions need a drawing, how long a plan review is currently running, and how to schedule a rough-in inspection so it does not stall a crew. Cabinetry and countertops in the same footprint need no permit; moving plumbing, adding circuits or removing structure does, and we file it.
For clients in the older parts of the city, we also check for the things that surprise people in mid-century homes: two-wire electrical without a ground, cast iron drain lines, and subfloor that needs leveling before a large-format tile can go down. We would rather find those on the estimate visit than on demolition day.
Showroom, warranty and the after part
Our Lawrenceville showroom is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 4:00 and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 to 1:00. You can walk in without an appointment, though booking a time means a designer is free the moment you arrive. Bring photos and rough measurements and you can leave with a realistic budget range the same day.
Every project carries a two-year written workmanship warranty on top of the manufacturer coverage on cabinetry and stone. Because we are local, warranty work is not an ordeal. Call the shop, and the same team that built the kitchen comes back to look at it.
FAQ, Lawrenceville, GA
Where is your Lawrenceville showroom and can I walk in? +
Yes, walk-ins are welcome Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:00 and Saturday and Sunday 8:30 to 1:00. Booking ahead guarantees a designer is available when you arrive.
Do you handle Gwinnett County permits? +
We file and manage every permit and inspection required for your project. Cabinet and countertop replacement in the same footprint does not require one; structural, plumbing and electrical changes do.
Can you remodel an older Lawrenceville ranch kitchen? +
Frequently. The usual plan is opening the wall to the dining room, one continuous cabinet run, and updating any two-wire electrical or failing drain lines we find during demolition.
What warranty do you offer? +
A two-year written workmanship warranty in addition to manufacturer warranties on cabinetry and countertops. Warranty visits are handled by our own crew.
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Lawrenceville, GA 30046