Service · 02 · Whole-Home Renovation

Open the house.
Finish the house.

Full-house renovations, structural transformations and re-plans with one accountable team.

What you buy

Why this exists

An old Atlanta house hides its problems until you open the walls.

Knob and tube behind the plaster. A load path carried by a closet. Cast iron with twenty years of life left on paper and none in the ground.

We open, document and re-plan before we commit you to a number. What comes back is a house with new bones and the character you bought it for.

16-30Weeks, typical gut
100%New MEP on full guts
1920sBungalows a specialty

What you buy

Scope, in plain language.

01

Full gut and re-plan

Down to studs, back up to a floor plan that matches how you actually live.

02

New mechanical, electrical, plumbing

Complete replacement, coded and inspected, not patched around.

03

Structural work

Beams, load transfers and footings engineered and stamped.

04

Exterior restoration

Historic-sensitive siding, trim and window work that keeps the street elevation honest.

05

Phasing plan

On partial renovations we phase so you can stay in the house where it is safe to.

06

Single finish date

One schedule, one super, one number you can plan a move around.

Who it's for

Built for these owners.

Not for cosmetic refreshes. If the walls stay closed, you want our remodel division.

  • Owners of pre-1960 Atlanta homes
  • Buyers renovating before they move in
  • Families outgrowing a floor plan, not a neighborhood
  • Investors doing one high-quality hold, not a flip

What kills this job

Three ways it goes wrong.

A budget set before demo

Nobody prices a hidden load path. We open, document, then price the real house.

Living in a full gut

No water, no heat, no kitchen. We plan the move-out in pre-construction, not week three.

Chasing period materials late

Matched brick and millwork have lead times. We order them before framing starts.

How it runs

Discovery walk, selective demo and documentation, locked estimate, then a single build phase under one superintendent.

See the five phases

FAQ

Straight answers.

Can we live in the house during the build?
On phased renovations, often yes. On a full gut, we plan the move-out in pre-construction.
How long does a gut renovation take?
Most run 16 to 30 weeks depending on scope and permitting.

Next step

Plan a renovation.
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