Updating your kitchen in Georgia means embracing a modern style. From the bustling streets of Atlanta to the historic charm of Savannah, Georgia homes are getting a fresh look. We help homeowners across the Peach State create the modern kitchen they've always wanted.
Georgia's climate, with its warm, humid summers and mild winters, makes kitchen remodeling a year-round possibility. However, tackling major renovations during the cooler, drier months can offer a more comfortable experience for both you and our teams. Permitting processes can vary slightly between counties, so we ensure all necessary approvals are handled smoothly. Many Georgia homes feature a mix of established neighborhoods with older housing stock and newer constructions, each offering unique opportunities for a modern update.
Granite is beautiful but porous. It can stain if liquids aren't wiped up quickly. It also needs periodic sealing to maintain its look and prevent issues. While durable, heavy impacts can chip or crack granite, especially at edges.
Often, people refer to engineered quartz as 'fake granite.' It's made from crushed quartz crystals mixed with resins and pigments. This gives it a consistent look and feel, often with more color options than natural stone.
The cost of a 10-foot granite countertop depends on the specific stone chosen, its thickness, and edge details. Installation and fabrication costs also factor in. We provide a free quote tailored to your selections.
For value and modern appeal in Atlanta kitchens, consider engineered quartz. It offers durability, a wide range of styles, and is generally more budget-friendly than exotic granites. Laminate is a very economical option, while solid surface offers seamless looks.
The latest trends lean towards natural-looking quartz with subtle veining, mimicking marble or quartzite. Matte finishes are gaining popularity over high gloss. Waterfall edges and integrated sinks are also very modern touches seen in Georgia kitchens.
For a balance of cost and modern aesthetics in Georgia homes, engineered quartz is a top choice. It mimics the look of natural stone at a more accessible price point. Laminate offers excellent budget-friendliness with many updated designs available.
Useful reference: ENERGY STAR appliances — appliance efficiency.