Backsplash Installers in Atlanta

“Charles and his team did an amazing job renovating our house. He gutted our master bathroom and made a zero entry shower that has no doors. It handicapped accessible, very functional and looks amazing. He also changed carpets to hardwoods, painted our kitchen cabinets, put in new granite countertops and a new backsplash. He also painted our entire downstairs and stairway. He completed all of the work in 3 1/2 weeks at an extremely reasonable cost. All of his team are trustworthy and do meticulous work. I highly recommend Charles for any of your home improvement projects.”

“This was our second bathroom renovation performed by Giovanni's and went very well as before. We specifically chose Giovanni's based on our past experience, quality of work and consideration for our living space. From start to finish all workers were professional and courteous. The company is family run with many family members specializing in various stages of the project. Price was competitive. A huge plus for us was a high level of respect for our home with minimum collateral damage to areas adjacent to project site. They were able to accomplish all aspects of the project including demo, plumbing, electrical, framing, tiling and detailed punch list items.”

“Greener Concepts, an incredible company. My wife and I have been on the hunt for the right company to take on our challenging backyard. Our house was built in 2000, but from the look of our ratty back deck and sketchy awning, you would think the house was much older. This year we decided we were going to bite the bullet and remodel the back deck and deck cover. I called a few contractors in the Vancouver area to come out and give me a quote. I was blown away by the lack of professionalism and “used car salesman” pitch I received from some of these guys. That’s when I found Max and Greener Concepts. Max came out and inspected my backyard. It was clear from the very beginning he was a professional who cared deeply about the satisfaction of his customers. He took the time to ask what WE wanted instead of trying to force upgrades and unwanted additions on us. He was polite, friendly, and above all honest. Max approached the job as if were his own backyard. He recommended materials that complimented each other and he sat down with us at our kitchen table and sketched out a blueprint of what we verbally describing. Side-note, it turns out Max has quite the skill with a pencil. His rough drawings were really quite good! I thought he had a background in architecture, but as it turns out he’s just a talented artist. The sketches were great because it helped us envision what our deck could look like when finished. 
Next came the price. Within minutes, Max had called suppliers that he works with and had a rough quote ready for us. He showed us the cost of materials and the cost of his labor. I was pleasantly surprised to find that we were actually below budget and we were able to use the extra savings to add a few bells and whistles (more on this later). 
 We landed on a natural grain brown composite decking, four beefy support pillars for the deck cover, and a sturdy tapered deck cover to replace the ratty one we originally had. Since we came under budget, we were able to add two beautiful skylights into the design. They let in just the right amount of light without heating up the deck in the summer, and now that it’s rainy we love sitting outside on our deck chairs and watching the rain patter on the glass windows. Max suggested that we finish the under side of the deck cover with a gorgeous pine click-in ceiling. I could not believe how good it looked when it was finished. I’m glad we went with Max’s suggestion as originally we were going to leave the trusses exposed and stain them. It looks so much better this way. Max also suggested that we wrap the support pillars and cross braces in cedar planks. This extra ~$150 worth of cedar took the finishing of the deck cover to a whole new level. 
I could not be happier with how it turned out. I feel like I have to upgrade other areas of my house to match my fancy new deck and deck cover. I really appreciate how Max first and foremost sought to understand what we wanted, and then offered his suggestions to compliment our ideas instead of doing what so many other contractors do and show up with a “my way or the highway” mentality. 
 Here is a complete list of what Greener Concepts did for us: Demolition of the old deck and deck cover. Reframing the deck since the prior owner did not use treated wood and the old deck frame was rotting out. Pouring concrete for the 4 pillars that would support the deck. Installation of the beautiful composite decking. Erecting the 4 support pillars. Anchoring the deck cover frame to the house and making sure it is up to code. Framing the deck cover and skylights. Roofing the deck cover. Wiring the recessed lights up to code. Installing the pine click-in deck cover ceiling and recessed lighting. Take a look at some of the before and after shots I have included below. 
 I cannot recommend Greener Concepts highly enough. If there were six stars, I’d give it to them. As a consumer I value honesty and quality above all else. I got both of those things in spades with Greener Concepts. I am planning on redoing my bathrooms within the next two years, and you bet the first quote I get will be from Greener Concepts. 
Thank you Max and the Greener Concepts team!
 Sincerely, The Tancas 
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