Deck extended and enclosed as a screened porch under a new gable roof, with horizontal metal railings and stained stairs, Adairsville, Georgia
From Adairsville
Saying where the drive stops is more useful than claiming the whole state. Here's the real shape of it.
We work out of Adairsville, GA, on I-75 between Calhoun and Cartersville. That puts three different kinds of drive in reach. North on the interstate toward Dalton is fast. South into the top of the Atlanta metro is fast.
West into Floyd and Chattooga isn't. Those are back roads, and an hour of them covers a lot less ground.
So the footprint isn't a circle. The list below is drawn on drive time, not on a compass.
Everywhere we go
This is the full list, not the list of towns with a page. If yours is on it, the drive is one we already make.
Not on it, and close? Call anyway. A job eight minutes past the edge of a list is still a job, and we would rather say no ourselves than have a drop down say it for us.
Past about an hour the math stops working. A crew that spends three hours a day in a truck is a crew that's not building anything. You pay for that whether it's itemized or not.
So the honest limit is roughly an hour of real driving from Adairsville, measured on the road, not across the map.
The same work everywhere: decks, fencing, pergolas and patio covers, screened porches, retaining walls, patios and walkways, and fire pits. What changes by town is the ground. Housing age decides how many decks are due for replacement. Slope decides whether a wall comes before the patio.
The town pages carry those facts, one at a time. Send the details or call (706) 879-8873. We'll tell you straight whether we come out that far.
Around the area
Deck extended and enclosed as a screened porch under a new gable roof, with horizontal metal railings and stained stairs, Adairsville, Georgia
Poured concrete circular driveway curving around a planted island at a two story home, Atlanta, Georgia
Wide entry steps and landing in fresh timber, with cable railing, meeting the flagstone path at a cabin door, Blue Ridge, Georgia
New timber railing installed along a long stained deck overlooking open water, Cartersville, Georgia
Evening view of the extended deck above the new covered space, Cumming, Georgia
New elevated deck with railings and a long stair run to grade, Dacula, Georgia
If it's close and you can't find it, ask. The owner answers the phone himself.