
Faraz Hamayoun
Johns Creek, GA
“They did a great job. They painted two bedrooms and baths. I’m sure my daughters will be really pleased with the new look. Looking forward to working with them on my exterior painting project next.”
Peeling paint on a sill or a gap around a door is an early sign of rot, and that's the best time to fix it.
About / Value Proposition
Failed caulk is a small thing until water gets behind it. Around windows and doors, that moisture soaks into sills and frames that never get a chance to dry, and the first clues are peeling paint, dark stains, and gaps where the trim meets the siding. On Johns Creek homes in St. Ives or Seven Oaks, we test each suspect spot with a screwdriver, rebuild small areas with wood epoxy, replace what's too far gone, then seal the joints and paint the repair to match.
Our wood rot repair comes with a 5-year workmanship warranty.
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How we work
From Newtown Park to the Autrey Mill Nature Preserve, a Johns Creek window or door repair starts with finding where the water got in.
We check every window sill, door frame, and caulk line, then hand you an itemized quote with each repair on its own line.
Small rot is rebuilt with wood epoxy, larger sections are replaced with primed new wood, and every joint is sealed.
We paint within your HOA's color guidelines, clean up each day, and walk every window and door with you.
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We work with industry-leading paints and materials for a durable, high-quality finish.
“The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”
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Our Expertise

Rotted trim and siding replaced before the damage spreads.
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Fresh, flawless walls inside your home.
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Lasting curb appeal that stands up to Georgia weather.
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A kitchen that looks new, without a full replacement.
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Get answers to the most common questions
Johns Creek's planned communities almost always have HOA color guidelines, which we follow to the letter. The humid summers and heavy spring pollen make late spring through fall ideal for exterior work.
Residential work is permitted through the City of Johns Creek. Exterior changes often need HOA approval as well. Wood Rot Repair projects rarely need a permit on their own, but we confirm before scheduling so nothing stalls mid-job.
Yes. We cover all of Johns Creek and the surrounding Fulton County, including Medlock Bridge, St. Ives, Seven Oaks, Rivermont, in ZIP codes 30022, 30097, 30005. Send us your address and we'll confirm the schedule for your area.
Wood that feels soft or spongy, crumbles, or lets a screwdriver sink in is rotted. Peeling paint, dark stains, and gaps around windows and doors are the early signs.
How much wood is affected, where it is, and whether it can be rebuilt or has to be replaced set the price. The estimate is free and itemized, so each repair is its own line.
Small areas of rot can be cut out and rebuilt with a wood epoxy; larger sections are replaced with new wood. We use whichever will hold up in that spot.
Moisture that doesn't dry out, from humidity, clogged or missing gutters, failed caulk, and paint that has peeled away from bare wood.
Section / About
For more than ten years we've served Johns Creek homeowners, specializing in wood rot repair around windows and doors: the sills, frames, and trim that hold the caulk line. Rotted wood is removed, rebuilt or replaced, then sealed, primed, and painted to match.
A fresh bead of caulk over a soft sill only hides rot that keeps spreading underneath. That's why we cut the bad wood out first, then seal and paint, so the sills and frames on your Johns Creek home are solid and tight again.

The people behind every project
For over a decade, Angel's Fingers has beautified and protected homes across Johns Creek with high-quality, detail-driven work. Our crew treats every house like their own, and it shows.



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