Choosing among kitchen remodelers in Atlanta, GA is the highest-stakes hiring decision most homeowners make — you're trusting a company with your home, your money, and weeks of your life. We're Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Atlanta GA: a local design-build team with 12+ years in metro Atlanta, 450+ kitchens and baths completed, and a 4.9-star rating across 187 reviews.
This page tells you who we are, how we work, and — just as importantly — how to vet any Atlanta kitchen remodeler, including us. If you're also comparing kitchen contractors in Atlanta GA more broadly, the same standards apply.
We're not a franchise, not a lead-generation middleman, and not a guy with a truck and a borrowed crew. We're a real Atlanta company — designers, project managers, and craftsmen who live here, work here, and stake our reputation on every kitchen from Buckhead to Decatur. Our crews are our own vetted employees and long-term trade partners, not day labor assembled per job. That matters because remodeling quality isn't a material spec — it's the accumulated judgment of people who've solved your exact problem a hundred times before.
Our model is design-build: one company handles your kitchen from first sketch through final walkthrough. You get a designer who plans your kitchen in 3D, a project manager who owns your schedule and answers your calls, and craftsmen who install what was designed — no telephone game between a salesperson, a subcontractor, and you. We're licensed and insured in Georgia, we pull permits and pass inspections, and every project includes a workmanship warranty in writing. Boring? Maybe. But boring is what finished-on-time looks like.
The number our clients cite most isn't our rating — it's that the price we quoted is the price they paid. We give itemized written quotes with real numbers, not allowances designed to grow. When we open a wall and find something unexpected (it happens in Atlanta's older homes), we document it, price it fairly, and get your approval before proceeding — no surprise line items on the final invoice. That discipline is why our reviews mention 'no hidden fees' and 'written price' more than any other phrase, and why most of our work now comes from referrals.
The specific differences that show up in our reviews — and in your experience.
The experience our clients describe in 187 five-star reviews.
Call anytime — evenings, weekends, holidays. You'll talk to someone who can actually schedule your free consultation, not a voicemail.
Our designer measures, listens, shows samples, and talks budget honestly. You get 3D layouts and an itemized written quote — free.
We handle permits, order materials, and build your schedule. You get a start date, a timeline, and your project manager's direct number.
Our crews execute with dust control and daily cleanup. Your PM updates you weekly with photos; you always know what's happening next.
We walk every inch together, complete the punch list, deep clean, and hand over warranty paperwork. Final payment only when you love it.
Use this checklist on us and every other contractor you interview. The good ones welcome it.
License and insurance: In Georgia, residential contractors performing work over $2,500 must hold a state Residential-Basic or General Contractor license — ask for the license number and verify it. Demand certificates of general liability and workers' comp insurance; without them, an injured worker on your property can become your liability. We provide both proactively, before you ask. Also confirm they pull permits — a contractor who suggests skipping permits is telling you everything about how they handle rules.
Quotes and contracts: Never hire from a handshake estimate. Demand an itemized written quote: labor and materials broken out, specific product names (not 'mid-grade cabinets'), allowance amounts that are realistic, payment schedule tied to milestones (never large upfront deposits — Georgia law and common sense both frown on it), start and completion dates, and warranty terms. Get three quotes, and be suspicious of the outlier — dramatically low bids mean missing scope, cheap materials, or a contractor who plans to 'discover' extras later.
Reputation and process: Read reviews for patterns, not just stars — look for mentions of communication, cleanliness, schedule adherence, and how problems were handled (every project has one; character shows in the response). Ask for addresses of completed projects you can drive by, and references you can call. Ask who will actually be in your home, who your daily contact is, and what happens when something goes wrong. A professional remodeler answers all of this crisply. An evasive one has already answered it too.
Knowing fair 2026 price ranges protects you from both overpaying and dangerously low bids.
Cabinet refacing or painting, new counters, backsplash, hardware, lighting. Any bid far below this for described scope is missing something.
New semi-custom cabinets, quartz counters, tile, flooring, island — the most common Atlanta project. Get this itemized.
Custom cabinetry, structural work, premium stone and appliances. Demands the most detailed quote of all.
Use these ranges as your lie detector. A $15,000 bid for a 'full kitchen remodel with new cabinets' isn't a bargain — it's a contractor who hasn't priced cabinets, plans to cut every corner, or intends to double the price in change orders. Conversely, quotes far above these ranges should come with extraordinary justification. The healthy bid is itemized, specific about materials, and lands within shouting distance of these bands.
Our quotes itemize everything — and we encourage you to compare them line by line against competitors. You'll find our pricing competitive for the quality specified: plywood-box cabinets, quartz counters, licensed trades, permits, and project management. Where we're sometimes not the cheapest is also where we're most valuable: the project manager, the dust control, the warranty, and the crew that shows up every day until it's done. As one Alpharetta client put it: not the cheapest quote, the most detailed — and worth every dollar.
Ready for a quote you can actually compare? Call (404) 232-3742 for a free, itemized, no-pressure estimate.
We're a local Atlanta company serving homeowners throughout the metro — from intown historic districts to the northern suburbs. See our full service area guide for ZIP codes and communities.
30303, 30305, 30306, 30307, 30308, 30309, 30310, 30311, 30312, 30313, 30314, 30315, 30316, 30317, 30318, 30324, 30326, 30327, 30331, 30334, 30336, 30342, 30354, 30363 — plus surrounding Metro Atlanta ZIP codes. Call to confirm your address.
What to ask, what to watch for, and what to expect.
Real reviews from kitchen projects across Metro Atlanta.
"They remodeled our kitchen in Buckhead and it honestly looks like a magazine now. White cabinets, huge marble island, everything on schedule. They gave us the price in writing on day one and never changed it. Best kitchen contractors we talked to in Atlanta, by far."
"Called them at 9pm about starting a kitchen remodel in Marietta and a real person answered — they really are open 24/7. Design help was excellent, they worked around our budget, and the custom cabinets are solid wood, not the cheap stuff."
"Our Roswell kitchen went from dark and cramped to bright and open. They took down the wall between the kitchen and family room, added a big island with seating, and the shaker cabinets look fantastic. Finished two days early."
Call now or send the form for a free consultation — vet us with every question on this page. We answer 24/7.
📍 191 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30303
🕐 Open 24 Hours — Monday to Sunday
🌐 kitchenandbathremodelingatlantaga.com