Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling in Sandy Springs, GA
Bathrooms, Kitchens and Basements in Sandy Springs.
Remodeling in Sandy Springs, From a Crew About 25 Minutes Away
Sandy Springs has a wide mix of houses, from sixties ranches with their original bathrooms to nineties two-stories with a basement nobody finished. A primary bath that was never updated and a kitchen that needs opening up are two of the most common projects in homes like these.
Many Sandy Springs bathrooms were built when a tub-shower combo and a single vanity were the standard. Turning one into a walk-in shower usually means new waterproofing, a new drain location and sometimes moving a wall a few inches, which is why we look behind the tile before we quote. In the ranch homes the kitchen is often closed off from the den; in the two-stories, the basement is usually where the most room is waiting.
We're based in Milton, so Sandy Springs is a straight run down GA-400, about twenty-five minutes for most of it. That's close enough to be on site every morning a project is running.
- Fulton County
- About 25 minutes from Milton
- Permits: City of Sandy Springs
- Free walkthrough and written quote
Remodeling Services in Sandy Springs, GA
One room or the whole home, with the same care either way.
Bathrooms in Sandy Springs
Walk-in showers in place of the old tub, double vanities, and tile over a properly waterproofed base, in ranch and two-story homes alike.
Bathroom RemodelingKitchens in Sandy Springs
Opening a closed-off ranch kitchen to the den, or reworking a nineties layout with more storage, quartz or granite counters and better light.
Kitchen RemodelingBasements in Sandy Springs
Finishing the basement a two-story was built with: a family room, an office, or a guest suite with its own bathroom.
Basement FinishingDecks & Outdoor Living in Sandy Springs
Decks, covered and screened porches, and patios built for long Georgia evenings.
Deck BuildingHardscaping in Sandy Springs
Patios, walkways, steps and retaining walls on a compacted base that stays put in Georgia clay.
HardscapingHome Additions in Sandy Springs
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 Sandy Springs
Bathroom Remodeling in Sandy Springs
The bathroom Sandy Springs homeowners most want gone is a primary bath that still has its original tub, tile and single vanity. In the ranch homes, that bathroom often shares a wall with a bedroom closet, and borrowing a foot or two from the closet is how a walk-in shower or a second sink fits. In the two-stories, the hall bath upstairs has taken the most wear and usually needs the subfloor checked before new tile goes down.
Every bathroom goes back to the studs where it needs to: plumbing checked, soft subfloor replaced, the shower waterproofed, then tile, the vanity, and a fan sized for the room and vented outside.
Kitchen Remodeling in Sandy Springs
A Sandy Springs kitchen remodel usually goes one of two ways. In a sixties ranch, the job is making one room out of two by opening the kitchen to the den, which starts with finding out what the wall carries. In a nineties two-story, the walls can often stay and the work is in the layout: an island that fits, a pantry that holds a week of groceries, and light over the counters instead of one fixture in the middle of the ceiling.
You pick the cabinets, counters and fixtures with us, and they go into one written price. Expect four to eight weeks on site once materials are in.
Deck Building in Sandy Springs
In Riverside and the other hilly parts of the city, back yards often fall away from the house, so decks here tend to sit high off the ground. That height is why a deck job starts underneath it: posts, footings, joists and the ledger where the deck meets the house. A deck that looks tired on top is often fine below, and one that looks fine on top sometimes isn't.
Replacing a deck in Sandy Springs is permitted work, the same as building a new one, so the permit goes into the schedule from the first day. Composite or wood, open or covered, the quote can price both if you want to compare.
Hardscaping in Sandy Springs
On a sloped Sandy Springs lot, patios, walkways, steps and retaining walls do real work: they make a flat place to sit and they hold the hill back where the yard drops. What lasts is what's underneath, a compacted stone base on dug-out clay, drainage behind every wall, and edging that keeps the pavers where they were set.
Mature trees are part of most yards here, and the city regulates taking the big ones down, so patios and walls get laid out around the trees worth keeping.
One Remodeling Contractor for the Whole House
Some Sandy Springs projects are more than one room: the kitchen opened to the den plus the hall bath, or a main floor reworked before a family moves in. One remodeling contractor runs the whole job, from the walkthrough and the written quote to the permit, the trades, the inspections and the final walk-through with you. You have one number to call and one schedule to follow.
How a Sandy Springs 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 Sandy Springs 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 Sandy Springs
Do you work all over Sandy Springs?
Yes. The neighborhoods along Roswell Road, Dunwoody Club Drive, Riverside and Spalding, and down toward Chastain Park and the Perimeter. If you're not sure your street is in range, call and we'll tell you.
Who handles permits for a remodel in Sandy Springs?
We coordinate it. Sandy Springs became a city in 2005 and runs its own permitting, so structural, plumbing and electrical work goes through the City of Sandy Springs. Where a permit is required, it's in place before work starts and the inspections are built into the schedule.
How long does a bathroom remodel take?
A hall bath typically takes two to three weeks on site; a primary bath with a new layout runs three to five. You'll have a schedule before work starts.
What do you find behind the walls in older Sandy Springs homes?
Sometimes plumbing or wiring that has to be brought up to code once it's exposed. If we find it, we price it and you approve it before we go any further.
Have you worked near Sandy Springs before?
Yes. One of our deck rebuilds was a Chastain Park home just south of the city line: rotted joists replaced, composite decking, a stronger pergola, and a fire pit where an old hot tub used to be.
Is a ranch house a good candidate for opening up the kitchen?
Often, yes. With everything on one floor and no second story above, the walls between the kitchen, dining room and den are usually simpler to change than in a two-story. We check what each wall carries before we plan around it.
Does replacing a deck in Sandy Springs need a permit?
Yes. The City of Sandy Springs requires a permit for deck and patio replacements, not just new ones; painting and carpeting generally don't need one. Residential permits are filed through the Build Sandy Springs portal, and we coordinate it.
Can a patio or deck go in near big trees?
Usually, with planning. When removal isn't part of a permitted project, Sandy Springs requires a tree removal permit for any tree 18 inches across at chest height or larger, any dogwood or redbud 10 inches or larger, and any tree in the 75-foot stream buffer. We lay the work out around the trees you want to keep and check the rules before anything comes down.
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 Sandy Springs
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.
- Roswell
- Dunwoody
- Johns Creek
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