Your roof is among the most important parts of your home, being the first line of defense against the elements. Yet, it's often overlooked until something breaks down—like a leak, lost shingles, or water damage. In Atlanta, where weather can range from hot summers to...
With the change of seasons and the elements putting a strain on your home, it's time to weatherproof it for wind, rain, and heat. For the new and not-so-new owner, this can go a long way toward keeping energy efficiency and comfort consistent and maximizing the...
Giving your sleeping area can add to the quality of your life with better sleep and comfort and you start and end your day. Starting a bedroom redesign project begins with assessing your goals and envisioning your ideal space. Consider what you need from the...
Getting new windows for your house is a huge investment that can upgrade energy efficiency, comfort, and curb appeal. Knowing when the right time to replace them and how to choose the right ones will ensure you get the most value for what you paid for. When to Replace...
ProjectThe DetailsThe Challenge In this bathroom remodel, the main challenge was executing the client's design, which required completely rearranging the layout to maximize the small space. This involved relocating plumbing and electrical systems, but the biggest...
Project The Details The Challenge To begin this project, it was necessary to conduct an asbestos test, as there was a high likelihood of its presence given that the house was built in 1890. Asbestos testing often takes considerable time, depending on how the...
ProjectThe DetailsThe Challenge Our clients wanted thick white oak stairs for their staircase renovation, but ordering them from a supplier would have been costly and required a long wait time. We needed a solution that would meet their vision without delaying the...
ProjectThe DetailsThe Challenge In this bathroom remodel, the challenge was to create a fully illuminated niche along the entire wall, as requested by the client. However, achieving those dimensions required modifying part of the wall, which posed a structural risk...