Home Remodeling and Renovations | Ironwood Construction Group

Top to bottom, or just a facelift

Ironwood Construction Group isn’t just a home builder. We also tackle home renovations both big and small. Does your older home need work from top to bottom, or does it just need a facelift to bring it out of the early ‘90’s? Either way, Ironwood can provide the expertise and guidance to make your project successful and fun from the start. We’ll work with you to keep your budget and schedule in line with your dreams and create a finished product that complements your lifestyle both today and in the future.

What a whole-home renovation covers

Kitchens and bathrooms, floors and trim, opening up a closed plan, new windows and doors, the exterior, and the mechanical work behind the walls. Some houses need all of it; most need a considered mix. We scope it room by room with you, then run the whole project as one job with one schedule and one builder answering for it — so nothing falls between a kitchen contractor and a bathroom contractor.

How the work runs

Ironwood remodeling services include:

Architectural Planning — We have multiple options for planning, depending on the scope of work, from full service design team to simple drafting.
Permitting — Ironwood Construction Group is licensed by the state for Residential and Light Commercial Construction, and we are fully insured so we can handle any job.
Budgeting — Budgeting is a crucial part of any building project. We will guide you through the process, presenting every option to bring you to informed decisions that you can count on.
Demolition and Construction — With a foundation of knowledge in the trades, this is where Ironwood Construction Group is head and shoulders above the competition.
Interior Design — We have multiple designers we work with routinely, so we can choose someone who understands your design aesthetic and will work to bring your vision to life.

Questions we are asked about this

Do you take on whole-house renovations, or only new homes?

Both. Ironwood Construction Group isn’t just a home builder — we tackle home renovations both big and small, from a full top-to-bottom renovation to a facelift that brings a house out of the early ’90s.

Who draws the plans and pulls the permit?

We do. We have multiple options for planning depending on the scope of work, from a full-service design team to simple drafting, and Ironwood is licensed by the State of Georgia for Residential and Light Commercial Construction (GA RLCO003511) and fully insured — so permitting is part of the job rather than something left to you.

How do you keep the budget and the schedule in line?

Budgeting is a crucial part of any building project. We guide you through it, presenting every option so you reach informed decisions you can count on, and we agree the schedule with the budget before demolition starts.

Can we live in the house while you work?

Sometimes, and it depends entirely on the scope — a kitchen and two bathrooms is a different question from a gut renovation. Tell us what you have in mind through the form and we will give you a straight answer at the consultation rather than a guess here.

Do you work with an interior designer?

We have multiple designers we work with routinely, so we can choose someone who understands your design aesthetic and will work to bring your vision to life — and we are glad to work alongside a designer you already have.

Where do you renovate?

Our office is on Riverside Road in Sugar Hill. We renovate in Buford, Sugar Hill, Suwanee and across North Gwinnett, and in the surrounding towns listed in the footer.

See the standard of finish

The houses in these photographs are new custom homes we built — Shadburn Ferry in Buford and The Ortiz Home in Sugar Hill among them, documented photograph by photograph on our completed work. They show the standard of finish we work to; they are not before-and-after remodels, and we would rather say so than let you assume it.

Dining room with a wall of windows and a coffered ceiling — Shadburn Ferry, a new custom home we built in Buford.
Screened porch with a wood-burning fireplace seen through folding glass doors — Shadburn Ferry, a new custom home we built in Buford.
Kitchen open to the living room — The Ortiz Home, the Sugar Hill house Clay built for his own family.
Covered patio with an outdoor kitchen and bar seating — The Ortiz Home, the Sugar Hill house Clay built for his own family.
Kitchen with an exposed brick wall and a white island — Spring 2020 Custom Home, a new custom home we built.
Great room with a brick fireplace, open to the kitchen — Spring 2020 Custom Home, a new custom home we built.

Whole-Home Remodeling and Renovation