All Weather Renovations delivers kitchen remodeling to Atlanta homeowners that puts function first – smarter layouts, better workflow, and upgraded storage. We reconfigure spaces with islands and custom cabinetry, add full-extension soft-close drawers and pantry pull-outs, and finish with durable quartz or porcelain countertops, tile backsplashes, and updated lighting/ventilation for a safer, more efficient kitchen.
As a licensed, TrustDALE-certified remodeling contractor, we handle pre-construction planning, permits, and inspections – plus code-correct electrical (GFCI/AFCI) and plumbing. From classic to modern, we spec reliable materials and ENERGY STAR® appliances to boost comfort and resale value, then build on schedule with clean worksites and clear communication.
Upgrade your home with a kitchen renovation that balances everyday function and clean, timeless design. At All Weather Renovations, we specialize in kitchen remodeling in Atlanta – turning dated, cramped rooms into spaces that are easy to cook in and comfortable to gather around.
Based in Atlanta, GA, we pair high-quality construction services with a clear, no-surprises process. You’ll get upfront planning and material guidance, a realistic schedule, and we handle permits and inspections. We keep a clean site and communicate as we go. From the first design consultation to the final walkthrough, our team prioritizes customer satisfaction and stays with you from end to end to deliver a kitchen that looks right, works better, and lasts.
Style isn’t just a look – it’s how your kitchen works day to day. The right mix of cabinets, surfaces, lighting, and storage should match how you cook, gather, and clean. We help homeowners across the Atlanta area narrow choices to a style that fits their home and their routines. Our expert team is dedicated to guiding you through the exciting process of kitchen design, providing insights and solutions that cater to your preferences, needs, and lifestyle. Let’s explore some popular kitchen design styles that can transform your space into the heart of your home.
Traditional and classic kitchen designs create timeless elegance that never goes out of style. When it comes to home remodeling projects, we understand the nuances of traditional design to help reflect this style in your Atlanta home. Common features you’ll find in traditional kitchens include:
Modern and contemporary kitchen designs emphasize simplicity, functionality, and clean lines with minimal adornment. Performance hides in plain sight through smart integration. Key elements in these streamlined spaces include:
Transitional and eclectic kitchens blend traditional and contemporary elements, allowing homeowners to express their individuality through mixed textures, colors, and materials. Storage stays smart throughout. Design features often include:
Luxury and high-end kitchen designs invest in premium materials and cutting-edge technology where it matters most. These kitchens include high-end appliances, bespoke cabinetry, and impressive kitchen islands that become focal points. Top-tier features include:
The “right” kitchen is the one that fits how you actually cook, gather, and clean. Around the Atlanta area, families often want spaces that handle big get-togethers, hot summers, and everyday meals without high maintenance. We’re the Atlanta kitchen contractors that can help you decide what is right for your kitchen. Here’s how we help you choose features that work.
Start with flow – in older in-town homes, smart kitchen layouts with clear prep zones beat a full gut kitchen remodel, while larger suburban plans benefit from walk-in pantries or small sculleries. Storage is the second engine of great kitchen designs. Essential layout and storage elements include:
Choosing the right appliances significantly impacts both functionality and energy efficiency of your kitchen. We guide you in selecting appliances that complement your kitchen’s aesthetic and align with your lifestyle. Performance features you’ll feel every day include:
Surfaces should look good and shrug off abuse – we’ll steer you in the right direction for counters that are always built to last. For a cleaner look with easier upkeep, consider these durable options:
Layered lighting ensures your space works morning to night while good lighting, safe power, and quiet well-vented hoods make kitchens feel finished. We place fixtures to avoid counter shadows and maintain consistent warmth. Critical lighting and electrical components include:
If you’re comparing kitchen renovation services, start with the basics: durable materials, a clear plan, and a builder who communicates. Our Atlanta team maps the scope, sets realistic lead times, and manages the remodeling project from design to completion so you’re never guessing what’s next. TrustDALE certification adds a layer of accountability, but the real win is a kitchen that works – better workflow, better storage, and finishes that hold up to daily life across the Atlanta area.
A white kitchen stays fresh for years, especially when you mix in marble – real or marble-look quartz – for counters or backsplash. If your cabinet boxes are solid, cabinet refacing can deliver that crisp white look without a full tear-out; add new doors, soft-close hardware, and updated lighting to finish the job. Keep the palette simple, let the stone do the talking, and you’ll have a space that feels bright, calm, and easy to maintain.
A well-planned galley can make a small footprint feel bigger: continuous counters, clear prep zones, and everything within reach. In older Atlanta homes, we often pair layout tweaks with cabinet refacing or slim-depth appliances to gain inches where they matter. Good lighting, a shallow kitchen island or drop zone (when space allows), and smart storage turn a tight corridor into a kitchen that cooks.
Two-tone kitchen cabinets add depth without clutter – think natural wood below and a soft neutral above, or a bold island with quiet perimeter cabinetry. Keep countertops and backsplash consistent so the colors don’t compete, and repeat one finish (hardware or lighting) to tie it all together. The result is personality with restraint, and a look that ages well.
An L-shape is a flexible kitchen layout for open plans and modest spaces alike. Use the long run for cleanup and prep, then anchor cooking on the short leg; add a peninsula or small island if traffic allows. Corner storage matters – LeMans trays, blind-corner pull-outs, or a corner drawer stack beat dead space every time. If your frames are solid, cabinet refacing plus new interiors (roll-outs, dividers) can deliver a near-new kitchen without a full rebuild.
If wine is part of how you host, integrate storage instead of parking a freestanding rack in the corner. Our construction team can build refrigerated columns, under-counter wine fridges, or racked niches with vibration-damped shelving and proper ventilation. Finished in the same door style as your cabinetry – or framed in glass for display – you get easy access during dinners and a clean, built-in look the rest of the time.
A waterfall kitchen island is equal parts function and focal point: extra prep space, seating, and protected ends that won’t scuff easily. We template tight and match the veining so the drop legs read as one slab; outlets, trash/recycle pull-outs, and a prep sink keep the island working as hard as it looks. Quartz, porcelain, or quartzite hold up well, and a slightly eased edge keeps daily bumps comfortable.
Most kitchens run about 6 – 8 weeks from demo to final punch once materials are on site. Moving walls, relocating plumbing/gas, or waiting on custom cabinetry can add time. Around the Atlanta area, permit review and inspection schedules are usually predictable, but we still build a cushion for surprises. You’ll get a clear timeline up front and weekly updates so you always know what’s next.
If you’re changing electrical, plumbing, gas, or structure, permits are required – no matter how simple the finished space looks. We handle drawings, submit to the city or county, and coordinate inspections so the work is compliant and safe. Some neighborhoods and condos around Atlanta also require HOA approvals; we’ll prepare what they need and keep paperwork moving. Proper permits protect your investment and make resale easier.
Usually, yes. We isolate the work area with dust barriers, protect floors, and keep a clean site so the rest of the house stays livable. Expect short, scheduled outages when we tie in plumbing or electrical; we can set up a simple temporary kitchen (microwave, hot plate, fridge access) to make life easier. Clear communication and daily tidy-ups are part of the plan.
Ballpark ranges vary by size and finish level: a pull-and-replace with quality semi-custom cabinets and quartz counters might start in the $45k – $75k range; layouts with wall moves, custom cabinetry, and premium appliances can run $80k – $140k+. Appliances, cabinet type, and countertop selection drive most of the delta. We provide an itemized scope with allowances so you can see where the money goes, and we’ll value-engineer smartly if something pushes the budget. Local prices around Atlanta are similar to other major metros, but lead times and labor availability can influence cost.
Refacing can work if your existing boxes are high quality, square, and the layout still makes sense. If you want a different kitchen layout, deeper drawers, or better storage (tray dividers, spice pull-outs, trash/recycling centers), new custom cabinetry or well-built semi-custom is usually the better long-term solution. Older homes around Atlanta often have uneven walls and unique dimensions – custom sizing can save headaches and improve fit. We’ll inspect the boxes and recommend the most cost-effective path.
Very. A quiet, properly ducted range hood keeps grease and humidity from lingering – especially helpful in our warm, muggy seasons. We also bring outlets and circuits up to current code (GFCI/AFCI, dedicated circuits for appliances) and right-size lighting so prep areas are bright without glare. These “invisible” upgrades protect your home, make cooking more enjoyable, and help the kitchen feel finished.
Atlanta’s humidity can slow drying times for paint, adhesives, and grout, potentially adding 2-3 days to your project during peak summer months. We account for this in our scheduling and use dehumidifiers when needed to maintain progress. Additionally, material deliveries can face delays during severe weather events common in spring and summer, so we recommend planning renovations for fall through early spring when possible for the smoothest timeline.
Atlanta homeowners are embracing white and gray color palettes with pops of navy or black hardware, particularly in Buckhead and East Atlanta. We’re seeing high demand for large kitchen islands with waterfall edges in suburban areas like Alpharetta and Johns Creek where homes have more square footage. Many intown neighborhoods like Virginia-Highland prefer maintaining period charm with modern updates – think Shaker cabinets with contemporary appliances and quartz that mimics marble.
Many Atlanta communities, particularly in Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, and Roswell, require HOA approval even for interior renovations if they involve structural changes or exterior venting. We prepare professional drawings and specifications that typically satisfy HOA architectural committees and handle the submission process. Timeline-wise, factor in 2-4 weeks for HOA review, though some boards in established neighborhoods like Morningside or Ansley Park may move faster with complete submissions.
