Kitchen & Home Remodeling in Cumming, GA
Kitchens, Bathrooms and Whole-Home Remodeling in Cumming.
Remodeling in Cumming, From a Crew About 25 Minutes Away
Cumming is the Forsyth County seat, and the neighborhoods between GA-400 and Lake Lanier are full of houses built in the same decade and now due for the same kitchen: closed off from the family room, short on storage, or simply dated, in a home the family has no plans to leave.
Many Cumming subdivisions were built out with the same few floor plans, so their kitchens tend to share the same problems: an island that's too small, a pantry that's really a closet, and a wall between the kitchen and the family room. Fixing that usually means rethinking the layout, not just replacing the cabinets, so the walkthrough starts with how your family actually uses the room. Basements and decks come next, especially on lots that slope toward the back.
We're based in Milton, so Cumming is a straight run up GA-400, about twenty-five minutes for most of it. That's close enough to be there every morning the project is running.
- Forsyth County
- About 25 minutes from Milton
- Permits: Forsyth County or the City of Cumming
- Free walkthrough and written quote
Remodeling Services in Cumming, GA
One room or the whole home, with the same care either way.
Kitchens in Cumming
Reworking a subdivision floor plan: a bigger island, a real pantry, a wall opened to the family room, and counters and lighting that last.
Kitchen RemodelingBathrooms in Cumming
Primary and hall bathrooms with walk-in showers, double vanities, and tile over a properly waterproofed base.
Bathroom RemodelingBasements in Cumming
Finishing the basement into a family room, office, gym or guest suite, with moisture handled before the walls go up.
Basement FinishingDecks & Outdoor Living in Cumming
Decks, covered and screened porches, and patios built for long Georgia evenings.
Deck BuildingHardscaping in Cumming
Patios, walkways, steps and retaining walls on a compacted base that stays put in Georgia clay.
HardscapingHome Additions in Cumming
A primary suite, a bigger kitchen or a second story, tied into the house so it looks original.
Home AdditionsBathrooms, Kitchens, Decks and Patios in Cumming
Bathroom Remodeling in Cumming
Cumming bathrooms tend to follow the same subdivision plans as the kitchens: a primary bath with a garden tub under the window, a small shower stall beside it, and a vanity that runs out of counter space by eight in the morning. Taking out the tub and giving the room one large walk-in shower does the most for a bathroom like this, followed by a longer vanity with drawers.
Upstairs, the hall bath usually wants new tile on a solid subfloor and an exhaust fan that vents outside instead of into the attic. Plan on two to three weeks on site for a hall bath, three to five for a primary bath where the layout changes.
Kitchen Remodeling in Cumming
The walkthrough settles what stays and what goes: whether the wall to the family room can open, whether the pantry can grow into the laundry room or mudroom behind it, and whether the sink can move to an island. Cabinets, counters and lighting are chosen with you after that, and because cabinet lead times usually set the start date, the schedule is built around the order date instead of a guess.
Deck Building in Cumming
A deck in Cumming starts with the permit question, because most Cumming addresses are in unincorporated Forsyth County and a few are inside the city. Building or repairing a deck needs a permit either way; we find out which office issues yours before the schedule is set.
Composite costs more up front and needs little more than a wash each year. Pressure-treated wood costs less and needs sealing every couple of years. Covered and screened porches tie into the roofline so they look like part of the house.
Hardscaping in Cumming
On a lot that slopes toward the back, hardscaping turns the yard into somewhere to sit: a paver patio at the bottom of the deck stairs, a retaining wall that levels a section of lawn, or steps down the side of the house. Walls get drainage stone and a pipe behind them so water doesn't push them over, and patios go on a compacted base so they stay flat through a Georgia summer.
How a Cumming Project Gets Started
Every project follows the same path: a phone call, a walkthrough at your house, and a written quote that spells out what's included and what it costs. Nothing is scheduled until you've seen it, and if something changes once work starts, it's priced and approved by you first.
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Call or Send the Form
Tell us what you have in mind. No plans needed; a few ideas are plenty to start.
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A Walkthrough at Your Cumming Home
We walk the space with you, take measurements, and talk through how the work would run and how long it takes.
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A Written Quote, Then a Start Date
What's included and what it costs, in writing, before anything is scheduled. Changes are priced and approved by you first.
Frequently Asked Questions About Remodeling in Cumming
Do you work all over Cumming?
Yes. The city itself and the south Forsyth neighborhoods along GA-400, Peachtree Parkway and toward Lake Lanier. If you're farther north, call and we'll tell you honestly whether it's too far.
Who handles permits for a remodel in Cumming?
We coordinate it. The City of Cumming itself is small, and most homes with a Cumming mailing address are in unincorporated Forsyth County, so their permits go through the county. We check which one applies to your address first. Moving walls, plumbing or electrical typically needs one.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
Most kitchens take four to eight weeks on site once materials have arrived. The schedule we give you includes cabinet lead times.
Can we live at home during a kitchen remodel?
Almost everyone does. We seal off the work area and set up a temporary kitchen corner so you can keep cooking the basics.
Do you do basements and decks in Cumming too?
Yes. Kitchens come first on this page, but bathrooms, basements, decks, hardscaping and additions are all part of the work we do here.
Do you build decks on sloped lots?
Yes. Plenty of lots around Cumming drop toward the back, which means taller posts, deeper footings and sometimes a patio under the deck. If the basement under the deck walks out to the yard, it can often be finished in the same project. All of that is spelled out in the written quote.
Does a deck in Cumming need a permit?
Yes. In unincorporated Forsyth County, where most Cumming addresses are, building or repairing a deck needs a county building permit. Inside the City of Cumming, plans are approved before a permit is issued, and they have to carry the seal of a Georgia registered architect or structural engineer. We check which one applies to your address first.
How do I get started?
Call (404) 948-3594 or send the form. Reach out during business hours and you'll hear back the same day. The walkthrough and the written quote are free.
Other Towns We Serve Near Cumming
Most of our projects are within about thirty minutes of Milton. If you're not sure your address is in range, call and we'll tell you.
- Johns Creek
- Roswell
- Canton
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