We offer a full range of home renovation and repair services, from foundations and structural repairs to new roofs and everything in between. This includes flooring, windows, doors, siding, painting, finishing work, decks, porches, and more. Visit our Services page for a closer look at what we can do for your home.

We serve Savannah & surrounding communities. If you’re unsure whether your home is within our service area, contact us to discuss your project.

Contact us with a brief description of your project, your location, and your anticipated budget and timeline. We’ll discuss your goals and walk you through the next steps. Photos and inspiration images are always helpful.

No. Whether you have completed plans or are just beginning to explore ideas, we can discuss your goals and help identify what’s needed before construction begins, including any design, architectural, or engineering services. We’re also happy to recommend trusted professionals who can help bring your vision to life.

Costs depend on the scope of work, material selections, existing conditions, and any structural or layout changes. Once we understand your project, we can develop a proposal outlining the work and associated costs. Sharing your budget early helps us recommend options that fit your priorities.

We require a minimum deposit of 30%, which may increase depending on the project’s scope, material requirements, and lead time. Remaining payments are due at specified project stages. Your construction agreement outlines the deposit, payment amounts, and when each payment is due, so you know what to expect before moving forward.

No. Our initial estimates are free, and we’re happy to provide honest guidance at your appointment. We’ll discuss your goals, budget, and options, even if that means recommending a smaller scope, waiting to renovate, or referring you to someone better suited to your project. We want what’s best for your home and your goals, whether or not that means hiring us.

Larger projects may require a paid pre-construction phase after the initial estimate, as explained below.

For larger projects, such as additions and ADUs, the initial estimate provides a preliminary budget. Developing a detailed construction proposal requires additional time, including on-site meetings with multiple trades, refining the scope, and gathering pricing.

A paid pre-construction agreement covers this planning and coordination, helping us identify potential challenges and provide the most thorough, transparent pricing possible before you commit to construction. The agreement outlines the fee and what’s included.

Reach out as early as possible, especially if you have a target completion date. Planning, material selections, ordering, and permitting can all take time before construction begins. We’ll discuss our availability and a realistic schedule when we learn more about your project.

Estimates are valid for 30 days from the date issued. After that, we may need to update your estimate to reflect changes in material costs, labor rates, or the scope of work. If you’re ready to move forward after that window, reach out so we can confirm pricing and current scheduling availability.

Timelines depend on the size and complexity of the project, material availability, and required inspections. We’ll discuss an anticipated schedule before work begins and keep you informed about progress and any changes.

Often, yes. It depends on the extent of the work and whether you’ll have access to essential spaces and utilities. We’ll discuss noise, dust, and disruptions beforehand, including any periods when temporary accommodations may make sense.

When you hire Dylan and Russell Home Renewal, you’re hiring a dedicated team. You’ll meet Gabe, our project manager, who works alongside Dylan to coordinate the day-to-day work. Both will be available to answer questions and keep you informed about progress, upcoming steps, and decisions that need your attention throughout your renovation.

Yes! Not every project requires a permit. If yours does, or you’d like help with permitting, we can handle coordination and inspections as part of your project’s scope. Approval times and inspection availability depend on the city or county. We do our best to account for those timelines when planning your schedule and keep you informed if they change.

We put time into developing a thorough estimate upfront and aim to stay true to the original scope and price. If an unforeseen condition or a change you request requires additional work, we’ll explain why, discuss your options, and document any impact on cost or timing for your approval before proceeding. Our goal is to keep surprises to a minimum and communication clear.