AK Complete Home Renovations

Jan 2011

Dreaming Of A Newly Designed Or Remodeled Bathroom? From classical to modern, Mediterranean to rustic - when selecting the feel of your new bathroom the options are endless. Even if you think your update is a simple one, a design professional from AK with over 18-years of experience can help you plan and complete your project most effectively. http://www.akatlanta.com/content.asp?ID=3149&c=263

$40k

Atlanta, GA

Sep 2008

You know it LOOKS pretty, but what about the quality? What about the experience working with AK? Read what our customers are saying about us: http://www.akatlanta.com/category.asp?c=260

$45k

Atlanta, GA

Mar 2008

This kitchen remodel in Atlanta is an eclectic, rich and modern mix of textures, colors and materials. The homeowner was looking for a unique style to accent their beautiful home. The remodeled kitchen includes custom perimeter cabinetry and accent island, granite countertops, stainless steel accents around the seating area and the upscale appliances. Note the stunning mosaic backsplash which adds unexpected color to the already bold design!

$90k

Atlanta, GA

Jan 2007

How Long Have You Been Dreaming Of A Remodeled Kitchen? Whether you'd like to have your space completely redesigned by an experienced kitchen designer or you're looking for a dramatic facelift by a professional team - you've come to the right place! The kitchen is truly the heart of the home; it's where our families gather, where many of our memories of home are made and from where much of our homes' resale value stems! Remodeling your kitchen is a smart decision when you work with the right team.

$80k

Marietta, GA

Jan 2007

This kitchen was dated, didn't function and did not represent the family that lived there! After, the remodeled Alpharetta kitchen boasts oppulent woods, rich stone and a space that functioned perfectly for this busy Alpharetta family. Take a look at the intricate tile work on the floor and the details on the cabinetry that are signatures of AK Complete Home Renovations. http://www.akatlanta.com/Upscale-Alpharetta-Kitchen-Renovation

$75k

Alpharetta, GA

Jun 2006

This Alpharetta kitchen was old, outdated and did not function for it's owners who love to cook and entertain! The homeowners knew they wanted custom cabinetry, cherry wood, rare granite, a pot filler, Viking cooktop, Subzero refrigerator with paneling, etc. AK stepped in with an outstanding design and introduced custom, quality materials and this rich cherry wood kitchen was created! Where an old kitchen desk used to be, an eye-catching combination of rich woods and striking stainless appliances combine to add a brand new cooking station to the kitchen. The upper cabinets around the dropped ceiling leave space for some desired accessories drawing the eye up to the unusual architectural features of the room. Exotic Brazilian granite is a centerpiece of the new kitchen. A neutral tumbled travertine stone in crema was used for the backsplash to continue the use of natural materials but also not to draw the focus away from the countertop. A custom desk was added that could also double as a buffet. The space was previously a butler's pantry with little obscured storage space. A faux cabinet front was created to fill the desk's knee space when the homeowners wanted to use the area for serving.

$100k

Alpharetta, GA

When the owners of this upscale suburban home first considered remodeling their home, the kitchen was their intended target. With a growing family, and a love for entertaining, the owners also realized what they really needed was more space. And from there the project grew beyond just the kitchen. Striking Omega Maple and Alder cabinetry work together in the kitchen to create great accents against the oak wood floor. The custom Omega hood draws the eye to this rear wall of cabinetry containing the Wolf gas cooktop. The furniture base on this bumped out area hides some additional support for the commercial grade cooktop but also adds to the custom look of the cabinetry. Spice pullouts, rollout drawers, and a pantry pullout give this relatively small wall of cabinetry the ultimate in function and storage. The dovetailed drawers with soft close full extension glides are just another unseen detail that illustrates the commitment to quality. The metered use of light rail, batten-scribe and fillers show the superiority of the design. Decorative end panels, cabinetry panels on the dishwasher, refrigerator and ice-maker show the extreme attention to detail that provided the owners with the seamless look they wanted! Structural support columns were added where the old house ended. To achieve the classic old world feel of the kitchen, the columns were encased in the same alder cabinetry that made the island. The flawless installation made the supports look like old wooden beams instead of cabinets – indeed superior craftsmanship. The raised bar facing the new living room was added for entertaining; whether serving food buffet style or as a place for guests to sit, stand and mingle the height of the bar would keep food and drinks at a comfortable height. Huge advancements in lighting were made throughout the space. Under and inner cabinet lights were added and set on a dimmer switch. Four pendant lights were added for additional lighting over the bar and to mark the transition from kitchen into other spaces. Eight recessed can lights were added to the kitchen and many more to the living room. The addition of seven new windows would add an immense amount of natural light to the room as well. An addition that did not look like an addition, but an original part of the home was the owner’s fondest wish. One that was able to be realized thanks to their contractor’s attention to detail, and superior commitment to quality. The grade of the addition was the first obstacle that had to be addressed. The backyard sloped slightly down from the home which meant special footings in conjunction with a measured new slab of varying depths had to be laid. Drainage was also addressed to ensure the new structure did not interfere with the existing drainage plan and to be sure that all water would quickly leave the new patio and areas surrounding the home. The slope, style and shape of the existing roof was duplicated when designing the new structure. Naturally, the shingles were an exact match to the existing roof. The siding on the rear of this 3-side brick home was completely replaced for a truly seamless look to the addition. An integral design detail that is easy to overlook is the deletion of a window on the second floor. Though the second floor was otherwise untouched, if it had been left as is the addition would have never looked like part of the original home as the owner’s wanted.

$205k

Brookhaven, GA

May 2014

redesigned bathroom, bedroom closet, elevator all with senior living in place design. also installed hardwood floors, made sure access for wheel chair or scooter was available through out the house. made other modification like grab bars and elevated toilets.

$95k

Hartwell, GA

Brookhaven, GA