Whole Home Remodeling Atlanta GA

When your home needs more than a single-room refresh, our whole home remodeling in Atlanta, GA service renovates the entire house — or the entire main floor — under one contract. As part of our home remodeling services in Atlanta, GA, whole-home projects bundle kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, and more into a single coordinated plan with one crew, one project manager, and one written price.

Most Atlanta whole-home remodels start the same way: a house with good bones but tired everything. The 1970s ranch in Brookhaven with original everything. The 1990s two-story in East Cobb where the kitchen, baths, and carpet all aged out together. Instead of hiring a kitchen company, then a bath company, then flooring installers — and living in chaos for a year — we sequence every trade in the right order: demo, rough mechanicals, drywall, flooring, cabinets, tile, paint, and finishes.

Phasing is the secret to livable whole-home remodeling. We typically start with bedrooms and secondary baths, then move to the kitchen and main living areas, so your family always has a comfortable place to land. Dust barriers, negative-air filtration, and daily cleanup keep the rest of the house comfortable — most of our clients live in the home through the entire project.

Because one design team plans every room, the finished home feels intentional: flooring flows from room to room, paint palettes coordinate, and fixtures share a consistent style. That cohesion is what makes a remodeled home feel brand-new rather than patched together — and it is exactly what Atlanta buyers pay a premium for.

Main-floor remodel (kitchen, 2 baths, flooring, paint — ~1,200 sq ft): typically $60,000–$140,000 depending on cabinet and countertop selections.

Full-house cosmetic renovation (no wall moves, no systems work): roughly $100–$175 per sq ft — so a 2,000 sq ft home runs $200,000–$350,000.

Full gut with structural & systems work: $175–$300+ per sq ft. Older Atlanta homes (pre-1980) often land here once electrical, plumbing, and structural updates are included.

Biggest cost drivers: kitchen cabinet level, countertop stone, bathroom tile scope, and how much plumbing/electrical moves. We will show you exactly which choices move the number — and which do not.