These are the service areas around Woodstock we work in. We are based in Woodstock and work across Cherokee and north Cobb, with parts of Fulton. Each of these places has a different housing stock, and that changes what the work involves — the pages below explain how.
Cherokee County · Home baseWoodstock, GASeven in ten homes built after 2000 — structurally young, cosmetically finished. Almost everything here is refinishing, not replacement.Learn more 
Cherokee CountyCanton, GATwo housing markets in one city: a National Register historic core around Main Street, and new subdivisions on the edges.Learn more 
Cobb CountyAcworth, GALake Allatoona holds humidity in the air around it. Exterior wood near the water needs re-coating sooner than the standard Georgia cycle.Learn more 
Cobb CountyKennesaw, GASubdivision housing from the same era as Woodstock, built to the same spec — and now wearing out on the same schedule.Learn more 
Cobb CountyMarietta, GAThe oldest housing we work in. Plaster instead of drywall, trim profiles nobody stocks, and preparation that takes longer than the finish.Learn more 
Fulton CountyRoswell, GAAn 1837 historic district at one end of town and modern construction at the other. The right approach at one end is wrong at the other.Learn more Why the boundary sits where it does
It is a travel-time question rather than a mileage one. Within about forty minutes we can start early, finish properly, and come back the next morning without the day being half drive. Beyond that, a job needs to be large enough to justify the travel — which usually means it stops being good value for you rather than for us.
Housing stock also changes as you move out from Woodstock, and that changes the work. Lake humidity near Acworth, genuinely old timber around Roswell and Marietta, whole streets of the same build date in Kennesaw. We have written what that means on each area page.
Finished work is on our Facebook page.