From gutted kitchens and reworked bathrooms to built-in closets and rebuilt decks, Porter Carpentry works through the list homeowners keep putting off.
Some projects start with a gutted kitchen. Others start with one crooked shelf that’s bothered you for two years. Porter Carpentry treats both the same way: measured properly, built once, and left clean. Kitchens, baths, closets, trim, decks, paint — whatever’s on the list gets handled by the same crew that walked the job on day one.
Kitchens and bathrooms take the most abuse in a house, so they’re usually first on the remodel list. Porter Carpentry handles the full scope — cabinetry, tile, and layout changes — so one crew sees the room from demo day to the final walkthrough.
A few details now save both of us a wasted trip later. Send over the project, the rough scope, a photo if the cabinet or wall in question has a story to tell, and expect an actual answer back within one business day — not a canned reply that skips past what was actually asked.
Porter Carpentry started as one carpenter with a truck full of tools and a reputation built the slow way, one finished job leading to the next referral. Founded in 2022, carrying over a decade of hands-on trade experience into every estimate, the company still runs the way it started: the person who quotes the job is the same one swinging the hammer.
Our step-by-step process keeps every renovation smooth and stress-free, from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.
We come to the house, look at the actual space, and talk through budget and timeline honestly, including the parts that might not work. No charge for showing up, no pressure to sign anything on the spot.
Atlanta is home base, and the truck regularly heads out to the surrounding metro too. On a bigger project, like a full remodel, distance usually isn’t the thing that decides whether we take it.
Depends on what the room needs. Some jobs are a cabinet swap and new counters; others go down to the studs, new plumbing rough-in, an entirely new layout. The first walkthrough sorts out which one applies before any number gets attached to it.
Yes, that’s most of what gets built here. A closet or cabinet made to fit the actual space usually holds more and looks more intentional than something forced into a gap it wasn’t measured for.
A single room, a week or two once materials are in hand. A full remodel runs longer, and the real timeline gets locked down during planning, not guessed at over the phone.
Either way works. Some homeowners arrive with the tile and cabinet colors already picked out; others want an honest opinion on what actually holds up over time.
Mostly this: the person who quotes the job is the same person swinging the hammer on it. Nothing gets handed off to a rotating crew of subcontractors who never met at the estimate stage.
Phone works if the question needs a quick answer. Email if there’s a photo or a Pinterest board attached to the idea.
We’ll respond as soon as possible to your needs.
Serving Atlanta and the surrounding metro, with the paperwork to back up every job on the list.
