Forsyth just finished a complete remodel of my kitchen. They did an outstanding job! Josh was the…read moreproject manager and every single member of the crew showed up on time did quality workmanship was nice and every night they cleaned up so we didn't have to live in a mess. From start to finish was less than a month. I am going to g to recommend them to my children which both are in the market to buy homes. can't say enough good concerning this company

THINK TWICE BEFORE HIRING FORSYTH REMODELING - GREAT SUBCONTRACTORS CANNOT MAKE UP FOR TERRIBLE…read moreOWNERSHIP Forsyth Remodeling has just completed our kitchen remodel, and I honestly wish I could separate the quality of the actual tradespeople from the experience of dealing with the owner. The subcontractors (cabinet installer, electrician, and plumber) were absolutely outstanding. They were professional, talented, and clearly take pride in their work. Unfortunately, ownership is where this company falls apart. The owner showed up ONCE during our entire kitchen remodel. His primary means of communication was text messaging, and unfortunately, those interactions were consistently rude, dismissive, and completely lacking in professionalism. There was never a sense of "Let's figure out how to resolve this" or "Let's make sure our customer is happy." Instead, the recurring themes were essentially: hurry up, we need another payment or no, we're not doing that, if you want something addressed. Even more troubling, when we raised concerns about something that wasn't completed or wasn't to our satisfaction, the response was not to investigate the issue or work toward a solution. Instead, he would direct his subcontractors to stop working. Imagine trying to get your own kitchen remodel completed while feeling as though every question or concern could bring the entire project to a halt or another rude text. Let's be clear: we understand that legitimate changes can involve additional costs. That's not the issue. The issue is the complete lack of willingness to communicate respectfully, demonstrate accountability, or work collaboratively toward a solution. There is a big difference between managing a project and holding a customer hostage to accept a product that does not meet expectations. A kitchen remodel is a substantial investment. As the owner of a remodeling company, you should WANT to see the finished product, take pride in the work being delivered under your company's name, and, most importantly, care whether the people who trusted you with their home are happy with the result. None of that was reflected in our experience. The irony is that the subcontractors were the shining stars of this project. They demonstrated the professionalism, craftsmanship, and customer consideration that should come from the top down. Unfortunately, the owner's behavior overshadowed their excellent work. Here's my takeaway: Being able to remodel a kitchen and being able to run a customer-focused remodeling business are two entirely different things. Good subcontractors cannot compensate for absent leadership, poor communication, disrespectful treatment, and a complete lack of interest in customer satisfaction. Would I hire Forsyth Remodeling again? Absolutely not. Would I recommend them? No. My advice: Don't let the quality of their subcontractors or the promise of a beautiful finished kitchen be the only things you consider. Pay very close attention to who you will actually be dealing with once the contract is signed and the money starts changing hands. https://www.forsythremodelingllc.com/

This man is a fake and a frog I'm going to see if any did Betty dippity dog he came and got me from…read morethe mountains said he had a cottage to rent me said he was worth quite a bit and he was a Minister he sounded genuine I let him come get me he was very nice at first flattering nice way of talking we get to the town 2 hours away and all of a sudden or we can't go there left my wallet in the work truck I need to put you up in a hotel tonight because I have some some girl out of the cottage it's working there she'll be gone tomorrow can I borrow money to put you up in a hotel when I left it a place that was paid for it I'm homeless because of what a God did to me and he comes puts me in a hotel says he promises to bring my money back. He left me there for 2 days with no money hungry meanwhile whenever I read in the Bible he gets out right when he did show up and claims to be a minister but yet gets irate whe n I read the Bible turns it around on me always we finally getting a truck that has no air conditioner drive around in circles and I'm like what is wrong with this man we get out to this $2000000 house that I don't even think is his the girls out there the woman's out there he goes in there and says he confiscated or dope then I watched him put it in his mouth I'm a recovering addict and he tried to give me some I acted like I took it just to make sure it's I didn't know who he was and I was scared at that point he eventually left me in a hotel with no money I busted phone I said what honey your rage I can't come back because of your rage and then I Google them Google his name Robert Shane Sowash the man is completely insaneand claims to be of Christ but he's not because he's too much of the world. He will rob you blind and he won't do a job I guess he can't if you go read that article it's really interesting I wish I would have looked him up before I let him come get me to try to rent me a cottage and put me in a ministry when he's out getting dope given trying to give dope to addicts the man said he wanted to bless me with a car at one point because I can't get work cuz I can't get to and from jobs because I'm way up in the mountains I just simply needed a pair of boots one day I don't have a pair of boots to fit me and it hurts walking back and forth but I can't work I'm stronger than him he is one pussy m*********** sorry Lord yes I'm mad and that's profanity and I'm sorry but you know what he's pathetic pathetic pathetic and I pray for him cuz my mama taught me to pray for enemies and yes I'm pissed off at the world right now because I have money to rent somewhere but yet I don't have security deposit and first and last month and I don't have a car to get to work pretty frustrating has been going on 2 years being taken advantage of like idiots like this I guess they can't steal from the rich because he got taken to jail couple years ago and publicly brought out in the media so he has to steal from the homeless now and claimed to be a minister of God that's no minister of God. You reap what you sow and I've been quiet too long there you go there buddy https://patch.com/georgia/lawrenceville-ga/popular-fisherman-found-guilty-theft-charges

Had this company do concrete work, curbs, large concrete patch work, concrete patio staining around…read morepool & driveway. Cleanup & followup.. very happy.

Pete Vance was our project supervisor. We had a very good experience. Pete Vance responded in a…read moretimely way to all my communication. The subcontractors were professional, arrived when they said they would, worked diligently every day, and did a most excellent job. Thanks to all the guys, it's so nice to have my downstairs back.

***RUN DONT WALK***…read more AYS Restoration turned what should have been an exciting home renovation into one of the most frustrating consumer experiences we've ever had. We hired them for a large renovation project involving our master bathroom, closet system, and additional work totaling well over $45,000. While some of the labor crews, especially Paulo and his team, did quality work, the overall management, transparency, communication, and billing practices were deeply concerning. The biggest issue centers around a custom walk-in shower with a rear bench. Common sense says a walk-in shower like this requires a glass door. Someone from their company physically came out and measured for the glass door, yet later we were told the door was somehow "not included" unless we paid thousands more. If it was never part of the scope, why was it measured in the first place? It gets worse. We recently discovered one of the vendor quotes they attempted to pass through to us was heavily marked up. The actual vendor price was approximately $1,900, while AYS attempted to charge us roughly $2,500 for the exact same item despite not measuring, manufacturing, or installing it themselves. That is a markup of over 30% simply for acting as a middleman. Had this been clearly disclosed upfront, maybe we could have had a conversation about it. Instead, everything felt buried inside confusing change orders and poorly written documentation full of inconsistent fonts, colors, and vague wording that looked more copied from templates than professionally reviewed contracts. The estimating process itself was also problematic. Critical items repeatedly seemed to be "left out" initially, only to reappear later as added costs through change orders. At some point it stops feeling accidental and starts feeling strategic. Communication became exhausting. Rather than simply resolving issues reasonably, we were met with deflection, rewritten timelines of events, and responses that often contradicted what actually occurred during the project. We even discovered questions surrounding whether proper ownership authorization was fully verified before contracts were executed. What disappoints me most is this could have been solved easily. There is still a substantial balance left on this project, and instead of resolving a dispute over a shower door professionally, they appear willing to damage their reputation over what should have been a straightforward customer service resolution. Atlanta has far too many quality contractors and restoration companies to settle for this level of confusion, pressure, and lack of transparency. Proceed carefully and document absolutely everything if you choose to work with them.