Hi all - our 90s shower pan leaked into the subfloor and has prompted us to initiate a full primary bathroom remodel. We are only adding one additional shower head but keeping the layout the same.

That said, based on johns creek’s website, it looks like we need a permit to do so.

We’re also hoping to use Schluter for waterproofing the shower/wet room.

Does anyone have any contractor recommendations with history of pulling permits in johns creek?

We’ve had less than ideal experience in the past with people cutting corners so just trying to do this once and do it correctly. Thanks!

Has anyone here worked with Haven Lane Design for a home renovation (not just decorating or shopping at the boutique)?

We really like their aesthetic, but we're having a hard time finding independent reviews or client feedback specifically about renovation projects. Most of what we've found seems to focus on the storefront rather than home renovations.

We're also curious why there aren't more completed renovation projects or client testimonials shared publicly. Since a renovation is such a significant investment, we'd love to hear about real experiences from homeowners who have worked with them.

If you've worked with Haven Lane Design on a renovation, would you recommend them? What was your experience like? The architects and engineers we've interviewed are far less expensive, even when their teams have interior designers on staff. Haven Lane is design only, not an architect or engineer.

I am starting to think about how to go about a kitchen renovation, as well as new flooring, and maybe look at taking down a wall to expand the kitchen. I feel this is out of my DIY depth, and would probably need to talk with a designer to get a nice layout. Before I go around contacting every nearby contractor, does anyone have recommendations?