Phone 678-300-6001
Johns Creek incorporated in 2006 around neighbourhoods that were already established, and it is effectively built out. That makes it a rebuild and renovation market: the lots are excellent, and the houses on them are often a generation behind how people want to live now.
This is Fulton County, not Gwinnett — a different permitting authority and a different school system from most of the towns around it, which catches out buyers moving a few miles east or north. Much of the work here also happens inside covenant communities with architectural review, so the approval path starts well before the county sees a drawing.
Vacant lots are rare and priced accordingly. The realistic routes to a custom home in Johns Creek are a teardown-and-rebuild on an established lot, or a renovation substantial enough to change how the house works. Both are common here and neither is a compromise.
We build and renovate throughout Fulton County. These are the parts of Johns Creek we work in most often — if your street is not on the list, it does not mean we cannot get to it.
Fulton County Schools — not Gwinnett County Public Schools, despite how close the county line is. Schools are a primary reason people buy into Johns Creek and stay there through a rebuild rather than moving away.
Photographs of houses we have actually finished — not renderings and not a stock library. Our nearest completed build to Johns Creek is The Ortiz Home, about 14 miles away in Sugar Hill, documented in 95 photographs.
Tell us about the site and what you have in mind. We will tell you honestly what it takes to build it here — including the parts that are harder in Johns Creek than elsewhere.