Home Remodeling in Marietta, GA
Make Your Home Work Better for the Way You Live.
Whether you want a more comfortable bathroom, a kitchen that's easier to use or extra living space in your basement, start with the improvements that matter most to your household. Explore your remodeling options and tell us what you have in mind.
Many Marietta Homes Date From the 1980s and 1990s
Inside Marietta city limits, the median home was built in 1987, and about four in ten were built between 1980 and 1999. Roughly a quarter have gone up since 2000, and about one in five was built before 1980. If your home is from those middle decades, its bathrooms, kitchen and basement may still have their original layouts, cabinets and fixtures, which is often where a remodeling plan starts.
Marietta also has a lot of attached and multi-unit housing. About four in ten homes in the city are in buildings with five or more units, and another one in eight is a townhome or other attached home. In a condo or townhome, association rules and shared walls or plumbing can affect what you're able to change, so check them early. Many homes with a Marietta mailing address are outside city limits in unincorporated Cobb County, where the mix may be different.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates for all housing units in the City of Marietta, via Census Reporter. Estimates have margins of error.
What Would You Like to Change?
A remodeling project often begins with one room that no longer meets your needs. Explore your options for three of the most useful spaces in your home.
Bathroom Remodeling
Create a bathroom that's more comfortable and practical for everyday use. Explore larger showers, better vanity storage, updated finishes and layouts that make better use of your space.
Explore Bathroom Remodeling
Kitchen Remodeling
Make cooking and everyday routines easier with more useful counter space, practical storage and a layout that works better for your household.
Explore Kitchen Remodeling
Basement Finishing
Explore ways to turn your unfinished basement into a family room, home office, guest space or flexible living area that suits your needs.
Explore Basement FinishingFour Reasons to Start Your Marietta Project Here
Based in Marietta
We're based in Marietta and take on projects here and in the nearby communities listed on our service areas page.
Three Rooms, One Inquiry
Bathroom remodeling, kitchen remodeling and basement finishing can all start with the same request. If you're planning more than one space, pick the main one in the form and describe the rest.
City or County, Checked Early
A Marietta address can fall under the City of Marietta or unincorporated Cobb County. The planning notes below link both permit offices so you can confirm yours before work is scheduled.
Reach Us Any Time
We're available 24/7 for calls and project inquiries, so you can ask a question or send your details whenever it suits you.
Planning a Remodeling Project in Marietta
Before choosing finishes or finalizing a layout, think about your home's existing conditions, the changes you want to make and the requirements that may apply to your property. Knowing which questions to ask early can help you plan your project more effectively.
Start With Your Existing Space
Think about what's working in your home and what you'd like to improve. In a bathroom, that may mean more usable storage or a different shower layout. In a kitchen, you may want better work surfaces or easier movement between cooking areas. For a basement, consider existing moisture conditions, ceiling height and how much storage you want to retain.
Plan Around Your Priorities
Identify the changes that matter most and the features you'd like to include if your budget allows. Photographs, approximate measurements, inspiration images and a preferred timeline can all help explain what you want from your remodel.
Check Your Property's Jurisdiction
A Marietta mailing address does not necessarily mean your property is inside City of Marietta limits. Remodeling requirements can depend on the type of work and which local government has jurisdiction over your home. Confirm the applicable requirements before construction begins.
Questions About Remodeling in Marietta
Here are a few things to consider as you explore your remodeling options and prepare to request a quote.
What types of remodeling projects can I inquire about in Marietta?
You can inquire about bathroom remodeling, kitchen remodeling or basement finishing. If you're considering changes to more than one space, choose the main space in the form and describe the others under Additional Information.
What information should I have ready before requesting a quote?
Start with the space you'd like to remodel and the improvements that matter most to you. If available, include photographs, approximate measurements, your preferred timeline and examples of styles or features you like. You don't need a finished design to get started.
Does a Marietta mailing address mean my home is inside city limits?
Not necessarily. Some properties have Marietta mailing addresses but fall under unincorporated Cobb County or another local jurisdiction. Cobb County provides a jurisdiction finder on its Residential Permitting page so homeowners can check the applicable jurisdiction for their property.
Where can I find remodeling cost and timeline information?
The Bathroom Remodeling, Kitchen Remodeling and Basement Finishing service pages include general planning estimates, cost factors and typical construction timelines. Actual project requirements and quotes depend on your home's conditions and the work you want to complete.
Can I request a quote if I haven't decided exactly what I want?
Yes. Describe what's not working in your current space and the improvements you're considering. You can select Not Sure / Other in the form if you're still exploring your options.
Live Just Outside Marietta?
These bathroom planning guides cover the communities around Marietta, with the permit office for each one.
Tell Us About Your Marietta Remodeling Project
Tell us which space you'd like to improve and what isn't working in your current home. You can share your priorities, preferred timeline and any ideas you've already collected. You don't need a finished design to get started.