Historic-home renovations, modern kitchen and bath remodels, and ground-up additions across Coweta County, from a Troup County based crew that understands Newnan's mix of 1880s character homes and brand-new subdivisions.
Newnan earned the nickname "City of Homes" for a reason: its historic districts are packed with 19th-century Greek Revival, Victorian, and Antebellum homes that survived the Civil War and a century and a half of "improvements" by homeowners who meant well. Walk the streets around Court Square and you'll see houses that have been added onto, re-clad, re-wired, and re-plumbed five different ways by five different decades. Working on a home like that is not the same job as working on a new build off Fischer Road, and a contractor who treats it the same way will make the house worse instead of better.
That's the niche we've carved out in Coweta County: we handle the careful work. The kind where the crew knows not to rip out original heart pine just because it's easier, knows how to match 1890s window casings when a section has to be replaced, and knows that behind every plaster wall in an old Newnan home is usually something unexpected, old wiring, a buried chimney, a hidden beam, that has to be dealt with properly instead of covered up.
Careful kitchen and bath updates inside homes that need a light touch. We preserve what should stay and modernize what needs to move.
From cabinet-and-counter refreshes to full gut-and-reconfigure projects. Islands, walls opened, appliances upgraded.
Master baths, guest baths, tile showers, and bathroom additions in houses that never had enough plumbing to begin with.
Master suite additions, sunrooms, and second-story adds on newer subdivision homes where families are outgrowing the floor plan.
Office buildouts, retail renovations, and small-commercial projects along the I-85 corridor.
Re-roofs, siding, windows, decks, and screened porches built for Georgia summers.
Yes, and it's one of the things we enjoy most. Historic homes in Newnan need a contractor who respects the house, period trim profiles, plaster repair, salvaged hardwoods, and who knows the difference between a load-bearing beam that's original and one that someone added in 1978. We slow down on these projects because rushing them is how damage happens.
Newnan kitchen remodels tend to run slightly higher than LaGrange, roughly $30,000 to $80,000 for a typical residential project, because home values are higher and owners often invest in better finishes to match. We give you an itemized estimate so you can see exactly what every dollar goes toward.
Most structural, electrical, plumbing, and addition work requires a permit from Coweta County or the City of Newnan depending on your address. Interior cosmetic updates like paint and flooring usually do not. We pull the permits for you as part of the project, you won't have to set foot in a county office.
We're based in LaGrange, about 35 miles south of Newnan on I-85. We serve Newnan regularly and treat it as a core part of our service area, not a "we'll come if we have time" afterthought.
Yes. Matching an addition to an older home is detail work: roof pitches have to align, siding profiles have to match, and trim and window styles need to be either accurate reproductions or a clearly intentional modern contrast. We'll walk the property with you and talk through which approach fits your house.
Free on-site estimate within 24 hours. No pressure, no spam, just an honest quote from a team that'll treat your home like it's ours.