Kitchen Renovation in Marietta and Metro Atlanta
Layout, cabinets, stone, lighting and tile, planned together and installed by the same team.

A kitchen is the hardest room in the house to remodel well, because six trades have to land in the right order and a quarter inch out of level shows up on every countertop seam. We template the stone ourselves, install our own cabinets and set our own tile, which is why the seams line up.
You choose the doors and the slabs from what we stock. Over ninety cabinet finishes and close to four hundred stone colours are in our catalogue, and you can walk the slabs before anything is cut.
How we run it
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Walkthrough and estimate
We measure on site, listen to what you want out of the space, and put a written scope and price in your hands. No charge, no obligation.
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Design and selections
Layouts, finishes, cabinet doors, stone slabs. You pick from what we actually stock and install, so nothing gets specified that cannot be delivered.
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Permits and schedule
We pull the permits, book the inspections and lock a calendar with your start and finish dates on it before anyone swings a hammer.
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Build
One crew leader runs the job and coordinates every trade. You get progress updates and one phone number to call.
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Walkthrough and warranty
We close the punch list with you standing there, hand over the warranty paperwork, and clean the site down to the driveway.
Questions we get asked
Four to eight weeks for a typical full remodel. Demolition through cabinet install is the noisy half, and countertop templating adds about ten days between cabinet set and stone install.
Yes, as long as the boxes are sound and level. We check that on the walkthrough and tell you straight if refacing or replacing is the better spend.
Yes. You see full slabs, not two inch samples, and we point out which stones hold up to daily cooking and which are going to need babysitting.
Planning kitchen renovation?
Tell us what you have in mind and we will walk the space, measure it and put a written price in your hands. No charge.