Full Home Renovations in Buford, GA
When it’s more than one room, you need one team. Buford Renovations manages whole-home remodels across Buford and the greater Atlanta area — from design consultation through final walk-through, with a single point of contact the entire way.
What a Full Renovation Includes
- In-house design consultation — layout, finishes, and budget planning before demolition
- Permit acquisition & management — Gwinnett, Hall, and Forsyth County
- Subcontractor coordination — one schedule, one accountable team
- Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, carpentry — see our full services
- Final inspection & walkthrough — done means done
Why Whole-Home Beats Room-by-Room
Renovating in phases means paying for mobilization over and over — and living in a construction zone for years instead of months. A planned whole-home renovation sequences the work, buys materials once, and typically costs 10–20% less than the same scope done piecemeal.
Our Process
1) Free in-home consultation and scope discussion. 2) Written proposal with line-item budget and timeline. 3) Design and material selections. 4) Permits. 5) Construction with weekly updates. 6) Final walkthrough and punch list.
Why Buford Homeowners Choose Us
BBB accredited, Best of Houzz 2021–2026, 5-star rated on Google. Projects like the Bogan House and Sterling House in our portfolio show what a coordinated whole-home renovation looks like when one team owns the outcome.
Get a Free Consultation
Call (404) 376-5391 or request a free in-home consultation. We’ll walk the whole house and give you a plan — not just a price.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a full home renovation cost in Buford, GA?
Whole-home remodels typically start around $75,000 and range past $250,000 for larger homes with kitchen and multiple baths in scope. Every project gets a written line-item budget first.
Can we live in the house during the renovation?
Often yes — we sequence rooms to keep a working kitchen and bath available whenever possible.
How long does a whole-home renovation take?
Most run 3–6 months depending on scope, permits, and material lead times, with a written schedule up front.