--- title: "Home Renovation Svcs (HRS) — General Contractors | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/general-contractors/home-renovation-svcs-hrs-pfvwus-pf~378381188 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~378381188.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "Home Renovation Svcs (HRS)" category: ["General Contractors"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/bc8306f70325a888_1136-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "Morrow, Georgia 30260, United States" phone: "(478) 216-7974" website: http://www.hrshomerenovationsvcs.com rating: 5 review_count: 5 best_of_houzz_awards: 3 followers: 22 last_updated: 2026-09-05 --- # Home Renovation Svcs (HRS) Original Houzz profile: [Home Renovation Svcs (HRS)](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/general-contractors/home-renovation-svcs-hrs-pfvwus-pf~378381188) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** General Contractors - **Location:** Morrow, GA - **Serves:** Macon, Warner Robins, McDonough, Stockbridge, Griffin, Milledgeville, Thomaston, Fort Valley, Locust Grove, Hampton, Barnesville, Eatonton, Jackson, Forsyth, Hannahs Mill, Gray, Monticello, Gordon, Indian Springs, Zebulon, East Griffin, Roberta, Flovilla, Molena, Williamson, Lincoln Park, Milner, Bolingbroke, Juliette, Yatesville, Jenkinsburg, Salem, Smarr, Shady Dale, Culloden, Orchard Hill, Meansville, Musella, The Rock, Allenwood, Haddock, High Falls, Hillsboro, Meriwether, Round Oak, Wesleyan Hills, West Oak, Whitehouse Plantation, Willard, Wimbleton Woods - **Houzz rating:** 5.0 out of 5 (5 reviews) - **Best of Houzz:** 3 awards (2015–2019), for Service. ## About ### Houzz Badges - Recommended on Houzz - 250 Ideabook Saves Create a truly unique living space with residential remodeling & renovations from our company in Atlanta, Georgia. Home Renovation Services (HRS) provides reasonable estimates for any aspect of your home renovation or investment property project. Let our team of professionals, who are highly attentive to details, complete your renovation project exactly to your specifications – we even repair mistakes other contractors have made to your home or residential investment property. ### Services Provided - Home Remodeling - Bathroom Remodeling - Kitchen Remodeling - General Contracting - Home Additions - Custom Homes - Home Extensions - Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) - Deck Building - Basement Remodeling - Guesthouse Design & Construction - Garage Building - Home Restoration - Pool House Design & Construction - Porch Design & Construction - Custom Home Bars - Tile Installation - Countertop Installation - Roof Replacement - House Framing - Attic Conversion - Shower Installation - Exterior Door Installation - Siding Installation - Deck Repair - Demolition - Barn Design & Construction - Roof Installation - Tiny House Construction - Sliding Door Installation - Asphalt Shingle Roofing - Attic Restoration - Trim Work - Shed Design & Construction - Lighting Installation - Baseboard Installation - Roof Repair - Insulation Installation - Cedar Siding - Subfloor Installation - Soffit Installation - Composition Roofing - Skylight Installation - Fiber Cement Siding - Tile Roofing - Radiant Floor Heating - Roof Waterproofing - Aluminum Siding - Slate Roofing - Tar and Gravel Roofing ### Areas Served - Macon - Warner Robins - McDonough - Stockbridge - Griffin - Milledgeville - Thomaston - Fort Valley - Locust Grove - Hampton - Barnesville - Eatonton - Jackson - Forsyth - Hannahs Mill - Gray - Monticello - Gordon - Indian Springs - Zebulon - East Griffin - Roberta - Flovilla - Molena - Williamson - Lincoln Park - Milner - Bolingbroke - Juliette - Yatesville - Jenkinsburg - Salem - Smarr - Shady Dale - Culloden - Orchard Hill - Meansville - Musella - The Rock - Allenwood - Haddock - High Falls - Hillsboro - Meriwether - Round Oak - Wesleyan Hills - West Oak - Whitehouse Plantation - Willard - Wimbleton Woods ### Typical Job Cost $1 - 100,000 ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | Home Renovation Svcs (HRS) | | Address | Morrow, Georgia 30260, United States | | Phone | (478) 216-7974 | | Website | http://www.hrshomerenovationsvcs.com | | Followers on Houzz | 22 | **Social profiles:** - Facebook — http://www.facebook.com/HomeRenovationSvcs - Blog — https://www.hrshomerenovationsvcs.com ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [Home Renovation Svcs (HRS)](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/general-contractors/home-renovation-svcs-hrs-pfvwus-pf~378381188) - **Website:** http://www.hrshomerenovationsvcs.com - **Phone:** (478) 216-7974 ## Credentials **Certifications & Awards** - 2014 Super Service Award - Angie's List - 2015 Best of Houzz - Service Category - 2016 Best of Houzz - Service Category - **Best of Houzz:** 3 awards (2015–2019), for Service. ## Reviews **Overall rating: 5.0 out of 5 — 5 reviews** ### All 5 reviews **★★★★★ — Jim and DeeDee Bronaugh, May 2018** > Robert Crenshaw has done an excellent job redoing the front of our house. We couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of the project. In the beginning it was difficult for us to visualize the outcome of the work , but it exceeded all our expectations at completion. .We are very impressed with Robert's precision and attention for detail.He has an eye for design and made some very useful suggestions we had not thought of. > Robert is not only a professional but also a very personable man. You can't go wrong with AllPro Residential. We have two other project planned for the future and we will ask Robert Crenshaw from AllPro Residential to do the work again. **★★★★★ — lnjfoster, April 2015** > We chose AllPro to build a detached 2+ car garage at our home. Robert and Leslie were great to work with. Once the project started, there were no delays, everything went smoothly. Robert's crew were friendly and helpful and did high quality work. We were extremely pleased and would not hesitate to use them again or recommend their company to others. **Comment from Home Renovation Svcs (HRS):** > Thank you Mrs. Foster for taking the time to leave a review of our services on Houzz. Additionally, thank you for your patience in regards to scheduling your project when you took advantage of our off-season "Book Now, Save Later" program. It was a pleasure to work with you and we are glad you are happy with the end result. We look forward to working with you again on any future projects. > > ~ Leslie Crenshaw, Ofc. Mgr. **★★★★★ — mjkstarke, June 2014** > We asked Robert and crew to take a look at our deck as we have two small boys and wanted to make sure the deck was as safe as possible for them to run around on since it is 12 feet off the ground. Robert provide a reasonable quote for almost a complete deck overhaul. The finished product exceeded our expectations and will be extremely safe for our family for the next decade after the great job they did. Best looking deck I have seen as well! Cant wait to find another project for his team to tackle. Thanks Robert! **★★★★★ — Eric Cole, May 2014** > Great all around experience. Robert is very professional, he arrives on time, and he is very up front about what his estimate covers. My project cost a little more than the original estimate; however, Robert was very clear that there could be potential water damage that he could not see during the estimate (there was), so it was not a surprise. He showed me the additional water damage, and I appreciated him warning me up front that it could be there, rather than springing it on me after the project had already started. > > The work they did looks great, and they cleaned up everything before they left. If you want a no-hassle experience with a real professional, call AllPro. I will certainly use them again in the future for other projects. **Comment from Home Renovation Svcs (HRS):** > Thank you Mr. Cole for your glowing compliments! > > Home remodeling and residential renovations are stressful enough to clients (on numerous levels) so we are always upfront and honest about contingencies as it pertains to a specific project. > > We consider our clients as extended family and respect their homes and personal lives as such by making sure to clean up after ourselves daily. Again, thank you and we look forward to working with you again in the near future. > > ~ Leslie Crenshaw, Ofc. Mgr. **★★★★★ — robertsanmartin, April 2014** > From start to finish, estimate to job completion, everything about this experience was top notch! Robert was very professional, courteous and dependable. We love our new deck! Our old deck had some rotten boards, felt unsafe and didn't look good. The new deck Robert built feels really solid and it's beautiful. **Comment from Home Renovation Svcs (HRS):** > Thanks robertsanmartin for taking the time to leave a review on our profile. We appreciate you giving us the opportunity to work with you on your project and we are glad you are happy with the end result. We look forward to working with you again on future projects. > > ~ Leslie Crenshaw, Ofc. Mgr. ## Selected projects - [JB Door, European Tilt/Turn Windows, and Brick Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/jb-door-european-tilt-turn-windows-and-brick-project-pj-vj~3134009) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 18 - Description: Removal of existing front brick veneer. Installation of Western Red Cedar vertical siding with batten strips and a staggered stack stone accent around two(2) of the larger European style windows as requested by the client. Repurposement of original brick veneer to create a new front stoop for entry door of the home. Modification of entry door framing with larger/wider header to accommodate a wider entry door unit with side lighting. New stained and sealed door casement; triple coated with a sati… - [SQ Kitchen Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/sq-kitchen-project-pj-vj~3128772) - Location: Prairie Grove, AR - Photos: 7 - Description: Client had an older model home with a dated kitchen space. Completely remodeled kitchen with new Resilient flooring, custom made designer cabinetry with under cabinet lighting, and installation of seamless solid surface countertops with a complementing subway tile backsplash. Space was updated with a Farmhouse style single-bowl sink (with new faucet), top of the line appliances, and installation of recessed lighting. Existing receptacles and switches replaced with current code compliant installa… - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Deck and Bedroom Balcony](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-deck-and-bedroom-balcony-pj-vj~3128706) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 19 - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Siding](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-siding-pj-vj~3128675) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 9 - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Family Room](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-family-room-pj-vj~3128652) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 5 - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Kitchen](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-kitchen-pj-vj~3128610) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 6 - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Master and Guest Bathrooms](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-master-and-guest-bathrooms-pj-vj~3128376) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 7 - [W, M&T Full Home Remodel - Custom Porch](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-mandt-full-home-remodel-custom-porch-pj-vj~3128362) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 4 - [SQ Deck Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/sq-deck-project-pj-vj~3129643) - Location: Prairie Grove, AR - Photos: 12 - Description: Designed and built a composite, wrap-around deck (appx. 600 sq.ft.). Decking is TimberTech Silver Maple with hidden fasteners and the railings are Veranda Regency with square balusters. Additionally, client requested lattice skirting to be installed around the entirety of the deck. - [HT Deck Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/ht-deck-project-pj-vj~857235) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 10 - Description: Designed and built (appx. 360 sq.ft) Level 4 custom deck using all \#2 treated pine with 4" x 4" post sleeves on all bench seat posts. Design and build appx. 196 sq.ft. pergola over right side of deck. Install one(1) 76" x 76" custom fit spa tub. Install appx. eight(8) random fit LED deck lights, one(1) ceiling fan in pergola with switch, and 220v hardwire to spa. - [KS Deck, Porch, and Structural Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/ks-deck-porch-and-structural-project-pj-vj~604795) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 9 - Description: Client requested we give their front porch a face lift using wood stain and new lighting features in addition to solving structural problems that were causing the porch to fail. Client also requested we use the same wood stain on the back deck we had built for them in the prior year. - [SM Deck Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/sm-deck-project-pj-vj~503593) - Location: Rogers, AR - Photos: 10 - Description: Clients contacted us to replace their existing deck using the dimensions of the existing deck. Clients chose to go with pressure treated lumber over the Tamko composite alternative. We used copper post toppers for a little color and personality that will age and patina beautifully over time. - [JJ Bathroom Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/jj-bathroom-project-pj-vj~495992) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 8 - Description: The original overall design was outdated (late 70's/early 80's?) and in a state of disrepair. Client requested the space be updated and modernized to a more contemporary and polished look. - [HT Kitchen Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/ht-kitchen-project-pj-vj~504574) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 9 - Description: Client requested a wall be partially removed to provide the space with an open concept feel. Remaining knee wall converted into a 3-seater highbar with butcher block countertop, under counter lighting, and polished stainless steel foot rail. Original kitchen island given a face lift and lengthened by incorporating the same butcher block countertop. The new supporting structure of the island created with the same stone that was used to face out the highbar. - [VM Deck Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/vm-deck-project-pj-vj~532789) - Location: Gravette, AR - Photos: 10 - Description: Client requested a gated deck that included a roof extension to provide shade over the primary seating area(s). Deck included steps down to a decking platform for easier access to the client's detached garage. - [MP Bathroom Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/mp-bathroom-project-pj-vj~498734) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 5 - Description: Client wanted a neutral, but not bland, tile scheme. We used tiles with natural color variations and matched these variations with an accenting glass tile ribbon along the walls of both the tub and the shower. Seamless walk-in glass shower enclosure and dark, custom hardware gave the space a finishing touch. - [TK Skylight Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/tk-skylight-project-pj-vj~532900) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 1 - Description: Skylight installation with mechanized blinds. Faux beam fabrication to match existing center beam in living space. - [HT Bathroom Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/ht-bathroom-project-pj-vj~498845) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 7 - Description: Client contacted us with a request to install the very unique, faux wood tiling he had purchased to give this area a more masculine look and asked us to incorporate a seamless glass shower enclosure. - [D&TS Deck Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/dandts-deck-project-pj-vj~503326) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 10 - Description: Custom redwood deck with pergola accent. Client requested the use of suspension cabling vs. traditional pickets to maximize the view from the deck. - [W Bathroom Project](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/w-bathroom-project-pj-vj~498680) - Location: Fayetteville, AR - Photos: 3 - Description: Seamless walk in shower enclosure featuring the AJ2 tile pattern with diamond accents and custom hardware. [See all 26 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/general-contractors/home-renovation-svcs-hrs-pfvwus-pf~378381188) ## Ideabooks - [Storage Ingenuities](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/26659928/list/storage-ingenuities) — 5 ideas - [Kitchen Inspirations](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/109237525/list/kitchen-inspirations) — 1 idea - [Outdoor Insipirations](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/25645219/list/outdoor-insipirations) — 6 ideas - [Innovative Materials](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/109106445/list/innovative-materials) — 1 idea - [Bathroom Inspiration](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/25445508/list/bathroom-inspiration) — 6 ideas - [Kid Area Inspiration](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/25678460/list/kid-area-inspiration) — 8 ideas [See all 6 ideabooks](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/users/allproresidential) ## Community Q&A **Q: Length of wall** *(in Photo Questions)* Can you tell me the length of the wall that the range is on? A: 15ft educated guess based off the 6" long subway tile backsplash. **Q: Should contractor redo bathroom tiling??** *(in Remodeling)* Hi everyone, I am currently redoing a very small bathroom in my apartment. The building is extremely old so the bathroom used to be a maid's quarters bathroom back in 1905. So the bathroom is very small and narrow (about 9 feet long by 2.5 feet wide). Anyway, the tiling work is just about done (though I imagine the contractor still has to scrape some of the grout off of the tiles), and I think it is a mess!!! Can you tell me if I am being picky? I feel like I could have watched YouTube for two hours, and I would have been able to tile the bathroom better. The floor doesn't look like it was cut properly to the wall so there is a huge grout line along one side of the bathroom. The ledge/small seat in the shower is totally crooked. The grout lines everywhere are messy. There are some tiles not flush against the wall. I'm not crazy, right?? I still owe him half the balance for the bathroom - should I be demanding he gut the thing and do it again? A: This is a bathroom I completed for a Client using the same kind of subway style tiling; just for comparison. Your guy was "just doing a job" vs. having a vested interest in the end results and craftsmanship of the project. **Q: Live with this or rip it out?** *(in Polls)* My husband loves this fireplace. Please vote "live with it" or "it is too ugly". He likes the "rustic nature" of it. I like transitional and more contemporary design. Any ideas that will please us both? A: You need to ask yourself one question: "Do I plan on staying in this home for substantial amount of time (10+ years) or do I see the possibility of selling the home in the near future?" If your answer is that you will be selling then this needs to be addressed and the space needs to be updated to maximize the possibility of getting your asking price. That being said I do agree with other posters that the stone itself is interesting both in texture and color. Maybe try to salvage/repurpose the stone by incorporating it in an exterior landscaping feature? Would make for an interesting conversation with perspective buyers at the very least and could potentially increase curb appeal at the most. ~ My Two Cents **Q: Help - contractor has money and work on first phase taking 3+ months** *(in Other)* we signed a contract detailing the scope of work for a large project -- in two phases. The grand total was $44,000. It included materials (or allowances for them), all subcontractors and the contractors labor, expenses and permit, etc. It stated start date, but no end date or estimated completion time. (my mistake!) He asked for half down at signing -- which I thought was standard so I did it. That was last day in February. Due to a surgery in March we postponed to start mid-May. We are now mid August and phase one is still not done!! Once we got close to work he said I should pick out materials -- tub, tile, shower door, vanity, fixtures, etc.... and pay for them since it would easier. I could take the cost (or allowance) off the total I owed him at the end. He even had me buy my own paint! Then the electrician and plumber asked for checks... the contractor said it was best since they couldn't do a lien then. I trusted and paid them. We have now paid about $20,000 out of pocket for all these expenses. The contractor did pay for one permit, he did purchase carpet for upstairs and the install on it. Otherwise a little dry wall.... and this labor. First phase not done second phase not started. He worked only 3 hours last week... very little ever. Says that he has other jobs and ours has to fit into his available free time.... I believe it is because he needs the cash flow as our $22000 is gone (and not to our supplies and subs either!!). Is what he did of bidding and asking for half of a total... but then having me pay for the expenses right?!?! Legal? Ethical? What action can I take to get him to commit to a timeframe?? If he doesn't complete work we are out about $12,000 in labor still owed to us that we'd have to hire someone else to do (since we paid him the 22 and also the subs and materials the 22 is full labor and he has not done it)!! HELP! A: I agree with the previous poster (Kutch). You've been victimized and need to execute damage control. You can try to recoup your loss through various methods like those mentioned above but the reality of getting your money back or holding this joker accountable for his actions is slim to none. File a complaint with your state's contracting licensing under his number, if the paperwork has his company name listed as an LLC you look him up and file a complaint with your Sec of State (some people file sole proprietor d.b.a X through this agency), contact a lawyer that specializes in this type of situation, and share your story. Look up his name/company name and post your story to any review sites/listings associated with person. On a personal note...there is a new show that airs on Sundays on Spike TV called "Catch A Contractor" (I'm addicted to this show). Share your story there too if you can - maybe something will come of it, maybe not but it's another place this persons name/company name will show up. As for deposits on a job. Yes, that is standard operating policy for most contractors. This sets up a sense of commitment from both parties, the contractor and the client. However, half of 44K up front should have thrown up question marks/red flags. If this had been my job the overall total would be broken down to scheduled payments corresponding with stages of completion. 44K divided by 6-8 payments depeding on your financial abilities with the first being the deposit, the second due at completion of demo, third being due at completion of framing, fourth being due at completion of elec/plumb/hvac, etc, etc. Whatever would have worked with/been appropriate for your project's Job Scope. We never, ever, ask our client's to procure materials as there are lots of little details/considerations/mitigating factors that the average homeowner would be unaware of, thus potentially causing more complications/set backs/time in returns to secure the the proper materials/etc. That having been said if a client ASKS to provide their own materials, we help educate them in the type of materials needed, why that material is preferable to another, suggest vendors/sources we trust, and so on and so forth in a effort to reduce their investment on the project. I hope your find resolution to your situation in the very near future. ~ My Two Cents --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-09-05.*