Our newest project claims two titles, one of our toughest projects to date, and one of our most proudest projects to date. A newly built carriage home with a two-car garage is tied into a brand new basement via an underground tunnel, creating a unique experience for this Atlanta homeowner.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Historic Home Remodeling, Design

Whether your project is big or small, we want you to be well-equipped to tackle your goals. Take a look at this introductory guide to help you prepare for your home remodel in Atlanta.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Historic Home Remodeling

As daylight hours stretch further into the evening and plant life everywhere burgeons with new life, it’s the ideal time to plan your sunroom getaway. Whether you want to remodel an underutilized sunroom design or you’re planning a sunroom addition, here are some tips for creating the perfect in-home paradise.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Home Additions, Historic Home Remodeling, Exterior Remodeling, Design

Topics: Home Remodeling, Home Additions, Historic Home Remodeling

Ready to remodel? Then you need to be ready to know what not to do. There are two major types of mistakes home owners make during home remodels: budgetary mistakes and building mistakes. Today, we'll discuss both.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Remodeling Investment, Historic Home Remodeling

Where your heart is, there your treasure will be also, and for most people, their home is one of those treasures. So it’s important to ensure that what’s dear to your heart is visible in your home. We all have certain styles we’re attracted to, but within those styles, there’s a lot of room to express your specific personality in your home renovation.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Historic Home Remodeling, Design

Whether you need an extra room to accommodate an expanding family, to create a private home office, or to provide storage space, sometimes you won’t want to lose lawn space by adding extra square footage. In these instances, it’s best to consult with a designer and contractor to brainstorm a creative work-around.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Home Additions

While ranch-style homes enjoyed their heyday from the 1940s to the 1970s among America’s burgeoning post-war middle class, they’ve recently become popular housing options again.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Aging In Place, Design

Do you look inside your bathroom and wish you could keep it organized? Do you hate cleaning day, for all the items you have to relocate? You might appreciate the latest trends in bathroom minimalism.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Remodeling Investment, Design

Creating a retro renovation takes a deeper understanding of design. If you want a Mid-Century Modern style, there are plenty of ways you can get it without sacrificing on the function and comfort of the space.

Topics: Home Remodeling, Remodeling Investment, Design