Editorial Policy

Every article in our Learning Center is written by Thomas Williams, who co-owns All American Renovations, and is based on work our crews do on houses in Middle Georgia and Metro Atlanta. This page explains where our information comes from, how we keep it current, and how to tell us when something is wrong.

Who Writes Our Articles?

Thomas Williams writes every article, from what he and our crews see on real jobs. He has spent 25 years in residential exteriors and has installed James Hardie siding since 2007. Each article shows his name at the top and links to his author page. The credential named in the byline links to our credentials page, where you can check it with the organization that issued it.

Where Do Our Numbers Come From?

Our prices come from our own signed jobs, and we say so under every price range. They are ranges, not quotes. Your firm price comes after we measure your house and write a line-item estimate.

Anything that did not come from our own work, like a building code, a manufacturer’s installation requirement, a warranty term or an outside statistic, links to the source it came from so you can read it yourself.

How Do We Review Products?

We only review products we have installed ourselves. When we compare a product we install against one we don’t, we say which is which, and we tell you when the one we don’t sell is the better fit for your house.

How Do We Use Customer Stories?

We name a customer only after they give us written permission. We never publish a customer’s street address. Without permission, a project is described by its town and the work we did.

How Do We Keep Articles Current?

Each article shows a “Last reviewed” date at the top. When prices, products or codes change, we update the article and that date changes with it.

How Do You Report A Mistake?

Call us at 770-629-0589 or use our contact page and tell us which article and what looks wrong. If we got something wrong, we fix it and update the review date.

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