Kitchen Remodel Contractors in Atlanta, GA

Three things drive the price: the size of the kitchen, the materials you choose, and whether the layout stays the same or plumbing and walls move. Moving a sink costs more than replacing it, and solid wood costs more than laminate. Cabinetry is often one of the biggest costs.

We don't publish price ranges, because a number that isn't based on your kitchen isn't useful to you. The in-home estimate is free and gives you a real figure.

It can cover a partial update, such as new cabinet doors and hardware, paint, or new counters, depending on the kitchen. A full remodel with new custom cabinets usually costs more, because the cabinets are a large part of the total.

If your budget is fixed, tell us at the estimate. We'll say plainly what it covers.

It's a rule of thumb some homeowners use to avoid over-improving a home: keep a single remodel to about 30% of the home's value or less. It's a rough guardrail, not a rule. How long you plan to stay and how much you use the kitchen matter more than a fixed percentage.

If the job involves cabinets, electrical, or plumbing, yes. That work has to meet code, and mistakes there are expensive to undo. A contractor also gives you one schedule instead of you coordinating a carpenter, an electrician, a plumber, and a tile setter.

We handle those trades on one contract, so you have one point of contact.

The scope sets the schedule. We put a start date and a completion date in the written quote before work begins, and several clients mention in their reviews that the job finished on the agreed timeline.

We build them. Cabinets are made from real wood in our shop in College Park, sized for your kitchen. That's the main difference between us and most remodeling companies.

Yes. We come to your home, take measurements, and talk through what you want. You get a written quote at no cost and no obligation.