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Cost depends on the size of the home, the materials you choose, the condition of the structure underneath, and local permit requirements. We do not quote major work over the phone, because hidden conditions such as rotted roof decking or an out-of-level subfloor change the price. Instead we provide a free project feasibility review, then deliver an itemized written estimate so you can see what each material, labor phase and expected permit fee costs before you commit.

Often, yes. Roof replacements, structural changes, and electrical or plumbing work commonly require permits and inspections, and your local building department and Georgia law set the rules, including who may perform or pull a permit for certain work. At your free feasibility visit we point out which parts of your project are likely to need permits, and we recommend confirming the requirements with your building department before work begins.

A roof replacement typically takes one to three days on site, exterior painting several days to two weeks depending on weather, an accessible bathroom remodel roughly two to four weeks, and a structural renovation several weeks to a few months. Local permit review times affect the start date. You receive a written schedule before work begins.