Request an Estimate

Tell us about your project and we will arrange a site visit. A visit is the only honest way to establish a realistic scope and budget range, and there is no obligation attached to it.

To talk through a project, call (470) 847-9076 or email serviceleadalerts@gmail.com.

What to include

The more of this you can tell us up front, the more useful the first conversation is.

• Which rooms or areas are in scope
• What is not working about them now
• Your address or at least the city, so we can confirm the permitting jurisdiction
• A budget range you are comfortable with
• When you would like the work finished, and whether that date is firm
• Whether you plan to live in the house during construction

What happens next

1. We respond to arrange a site visit
2. At the visit we look at the space, take measurements and photographs, and discuss scope options
3. We follow up with scope options and, once a direction is chosen, a written line-item estimate and schedule
4. Nothing is built until you have approved that scope in writing

See our four-step process for the full four-step sequence.

Service area

Lawrenceville and the surrounding Gwinnett County communities. Full list on the service areas page. If you are nearby but not listed, call and ask.

Before you call, you might find these useful

• Lawrenceville cost guide — published averages with sources
• planning guide — the decision order that saves money
• FAQ — permits, timelines, change orders
• how to choose a remodeling contractor — how to vet any remodeling contractor

What the site visit covers

The visit is a working conversation, not a sales call. In an hour we can usually get through all of this.

• A walk of the rooms in scope, with photographs and measurements
• The structural, plumbing and electrical questions that decide feasibility
• Whether your address is reviewed by the City of Lawrenceville or by Gwinnett County
• Whether anything in your subdivision’s covenants affects the plan
• Two or three realistic scope options and roughly what separates them
• An honest answer about anything we would not recommend

If you are still deciding

You do not have to be ready to start. Plenty of people call us while they are still working out whether to remodel at all, and the published data below is the same data we would use in that conversation.

Bands derived from the Cost vs Value 2025 Atlanta figures above. Survey averages for a metro area, not predictions about an individual home, and not Rivermark prices.

If the answer turns out to be “not yet” or “move instead”, that is a good outcome and we would rather you reach it before spending money on design.

Privacy

Information you send through this form is used to respond to your enquiry. We do not sell it, and we do not add you to a marketing list without your agreement. See our privacy policy for the full detail, and our terms of use for how to read the cost figures published across this site.

What makes a first phone call useful

You do not need drawings or a specification to call. What helps most is being able to describe the room, roughly when you want work to happen and what is driving the project — a layout that does not work, finishes at the end of their life, a bathroom that cannot be used by someone in the house, or a sale on the horizon. That is enough to tell you whether the scope you have in mind is realistic at the budget you have in mind, which is the only thing a phone call can honestly settle.

• The rooms involved, and roughly their size.
• Whether any wall, window or doorway would move.
• The approximate age of the house, if you know it.
• Whether you are inside the Lawrenceville city limits.
• The timing that matters to you, and why.

If you already have drawings or a previous quote

Send them. A set of drawings, an architect’s plan or an earlier proposal shortens the conversation considerably, because we can comment on a defined scope instead of describing one from scratch. If an earlier quote came in higher than expected, the useful question is usually which assumptions produced the number rather than whether the number was too high.

What we cannot settle by email

We will not price a project from photographs. A written figure before a site visit is a guess with a decimal point on it, and it sets an expectation that the visit then has to break. What we will do by email is tell you the published range for that project type, flag anything in your description that usually moves a budget, and arrange the visit.

• Anything behind a wall, under a floor or inside a panel.
• Whether a wall is load-bearing.
• Drainage falls, vent routing and existing framing.
• The condition of what is already there.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly will you respond?

We respond to arrange a site visit. If your project has a hard deadline, say so in your message so we can tell you immediately whether it is realistic.

Is the consultation free?

Contact us and we will confirm the arrangement for your project type and location before the visit is scheduled.

Can I just ask a question without starting a project?

Yes. Call (470) 847-9076 or send a message. We would rather answer a question than have you guess.

Images on this site are illustrative design examples, not photographs of completed Rivermark Home Renovation projects. This site does not publish reviews, ratings or project counts.

Next step: Request an estimate, or call (470) 847-9076 to talk through your project.