Trade guide
Remodeling & Contractors in Georgia
In Georgia, residential and general contractors must be licensed for projects over $2,500 in combined labor and materials. For a kitchen or bath remodel, that license is your first checkpoint. This page lists remodeling and contracting companies we have verified across our covered cities.
Before you hire
What to look for
- A Georgia residential or general contractor license for projects over $2,500
- Liability insurance and workers' compensation
- A written contract with scope, timeline, and payment schedule
- A plan for permits and inspections
- References from completed projects
Typical services
What you can expect
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
- Additions and structural work
- Basement finishing
- Decks and outdoor living
- Whole-home renovations
7 businesses are listed in this category. Every one is real and verifiable; we do not publish reviews, ratings, or prices.
The directory
Remodeling & Contractors by city
Braselton
4 prosTRiO Construction Exteriors & Remodeling
Braselton
Construction, exteriors, and remodeling company based in Braselton.
View profile2 Lions Renovations Braselton Georgia
Braselton
Renovation company based in Braselton.
View profileSouthern Gentlemen Renovations
Braselton
Renovation company based in Braselton.
View profileIncredible Installations LLC
Braselton
Installation and remodeling company based in Braselton.
View profileHoschton
2 prosHiring FAQ
Questions before you book
Short answers on the questions that come up most for this trade in Georgia. The hiring guides go deeper.
Full FAQDo general contractors need a license in Georgia?
Yes, for most residential work. Georgia requires residential and general contractors to be licensed for projects over $2,500 in combined labor and materials. Verify the license with the Georgia Secretary of State.
What should a remodeling contract include?
A complete scope of work, the materials and allowances, the timeline, the payment schedule, the permit plan, and how change orders are handled. Get it in writing before work begins.
How should payments be scheduled in a remodel?
Payments should track milestones, not the calendar alone. Avoid paying large sums upfront; tie each payment to completed, inspected work and hold back a final payment until the punch list is done.
Hiring guides
Read before you sign
How to read an estimate and a contract
Estimates and contracts are written to be read slowly. This guide covers the line items that matter, the payment structures that protect you, and the clauses that should make you pause before signing.
Read the guide Hiring guideHow to vet a contractor before you hire
The difference between a smooth project and a stressful one is usually decided before the first day of work. This guide walks through the checks that matter in Georgia, from licenses to references, in the order you should run them.
Read the guide Hiring guideQuestions to ask before hiring a home pro
The right questions separate a good hire from a costly mistake. Use this checklist before you sign with any contractor, handyman, or service company in Georgia.
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