Home Remodeling and Design Blog

Whole home remodels are a big undertaking! They require careful budgeting and planning, and can take several weeks or months of coordinating with renovators, lenders and other stakeholders. Still, for many homeowners, whole home remodels are undoubtedly worthwhile because they can lead to an improved quality of life. When all is said and done, newly remodeled homes are more beautiful, more valuable, and offer a more comfortable and inviting place to live.

If one of the five scenarios below describes your situation, then a whole home remodel might be right for you. Here's what you need to know.

Topics: Home Remodeling

Every year, Copper Sky Renovations brings home a handful of wins from the prestigious and competitive Obie Awards. This competition, orchestrated by the Atlanta Sales and Marketing Council, seeks to highlight professionals doing their part to make homes in the area look their best. This year, we are delighted to share that we earned seven gold awards for our hard work, as well as Remodeler of the Year for the third year running. With these lovely finished projects, it is not difficult to see how we did it.

Topics: Remodeling Award, OBIE

Often, when homeowners think about a kitchen renovation, the first thing that comes to their minds is creating a fresh new look. That's part of the reason that you see so many gorgeous photos of remodeled kitchens when you're browsing online. At Copper Sky, we do it, too! If you check out our portfolio of kitchen remodels—you'll see plenty of great-looking kitchens. In reality, however, one of the major reasons to do a kitchen remodel is to improve functionality, comfort, and convenience—and to eliminate stress in the kitchen.

Topics: Kitchen Remodeling, Kitchen Design

Every time you think about upgrading your home, you invest in it. At times, you do it out of necessity. Other times, you’re researching what you can do to keep your property current and competitive in the neighborhood. If you have a choice, it’s wiser to opt for projects that solve problems and increase value. If you are wondering what’s the best improvements you can make for your home value, you should start with these five ideas.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Remodeling Investment

Remodeling a kitchen can be a fun and challenging task in any situation. But when you're remodeling a kitchen in a historic home, it's an even more challenging (and often more rewarding) experience! The good news is that it can be done! And when it works out right, the results are fantastic!

Topics: Home Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling, Historic Home Remodeling

When you think about the unfinished basement in your Atlanta-area home, it can be hard to envision what it can be. Your basement, however, can be one of the great untapped sources of highly usable space in your home. It’s one way you can add space to your home without actually adding to your house’s footprint. What are some of the options? Here’s a look at four fantastic finished basement designs that can offer inspiration.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Basement Remodeling, Design

Little in life spreads cheer as well as a delicious libation shared among family and friends, and as any host or hostess knows, presentation is half the experience. Here’s how you can easily incorporate a wine cellar into your Atlanta house renovation.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Home Additions

Whether you plan to live your retirement years in your own home, you expect to have parents or in-laws living with you, or you are merely hoping to up your home’s value for eventual resale, implementing an Atlanta home design conducive to aging in place is a project you should undertake before the need is upon you.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Aging In Place, Design

If you’re simply dying to get your old bathroom out and something new and fresh installed, you’ve got to start with the obvious: “How much is this going to cost?”

Topics: Home Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Remodeling Investment

Historic homes hold unparalleled charm and potential. If you’ve never remodeled one before, however, you may feel uncertain about where to begin: What should you preserve and what should you replace?

Topics: Historic Home Remodeling