Let's face it. Basements are arguably the most underrated and underutilized part of a home, but that doesn't have to be the case. On the sloped lots common across North Atlanta, a lot of basements already have full-sized windows and a door that...
Roswell's older homes have tremendous architectural character. This area boasts all kinds of historic homes, such as the antebellum houses, brick ranch-style homes, and homes that stretch over acres of land. However, if you are a proud owner of one...
What's in your basement? Perhaps a better question is, "What isn't in your basement?" Many homeowners in North Atlanta are looking at their basements as much more than a place to store holiday decorations and unused furniture. A basement remodel can...
We're going back to the future for this blog. Let's go back to the 80s, which was a time of rapid suburban expansion in the suburbs of Atlanta. Alpharetta, Roswell, Cumming, and Milton were all growing fast, and the homes that went up reflected that...
Most buyers picture construction starting the moment they sign a builder contract. In reality, you may be 3 to 5 months away from a single shovel breaking ground. Understanding what happens in that window and why it takes as long as it does changes...
How much time are you spending in your backyard? If your answer is "not much," then maybe it's time to rethink what your outdoor space could be. Across North Atlanta, many homeowners are opting to upgrade to covered patios and sunrooms that serve as...
Here's the thing about North Atlanta's remodeling market: it's competitive. But the remodeling firms that can actually take on your whole house and handle design, permits, trades, and everything else are a much shorter list. And the best ones?...
A large remodel is a major investment, and most homeowners want to understand the financial side before they commit to moving forward. They want to know what the project may really cost, what should be included in the budget, and which payment...
If you are planning a remodel, waiting to start can feel like the hardest part.
You are ready to move forward, but the project has to pass through design, budgeting, documentation, and permitting before anyone swings a hammer. That stage is called...
Sometimes the reason for a remodel is not really the house. It’s your family.
Maybe your parents need to be closer, or your adult child is moving back home for a season. Everyone might be doing fine right now, but you can already see that the way...