Remodeling Costs in the Atlanta Area

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Lots of times when I'm taking buyers through a home here in Atlanta, they'll ask what it costs to upgrade, repair, or replace different parts of a home. Of course, these prices can change depending on a variety of factors, like finish level, fixtures you choose, and the contractor you decide to use. But in a general sense, here’s my list of project estimates I often share with my Atlanta buyers:⁣


These prices can change depending on a variety of factors, like finish level, fixtures you choose, and the contractor you decide to use.
— Sara Cowley, Atlanta Realtor

  • ⁣Replace kitchen appliances: $2,200 - $20,000 depending on the models selected.⁣

  • Install new kitchen cabinets: $2,000 - $9000.⁣

  • Install new kitchen countertops: $2,600 - $4,000 for the average-sized kitchen.⁣

  • Put down new carpet: $8,000 - $13,200 for 1200 square feet of new carpet.⁣

  • Paint the interior: $1.50 - $3.50 per square foot. Throw in ceiling and trim, and the price increases to $3 to $4 per square foot.⁣

  • Remove popcorn ceiling: $900 - $3,000.⁣

  • Run a gas line to the house: $250 - $850 ($15 to $25 per linear foot).⁣

  • Install a backyard fence: $1,500 - $4,000.⁣

  • Complete a minor bathroom remodel: Around $10,500 to replace the tub, tile, floor, toilet, sink, vanity, and fixtures.⁣


⁣Keep in mind these are just estimates, and costs will vary zip code to zip code. Atlanta is a big area! Also, if you’re even the slightest bit handy, you can shrink these costs by tackling projects (or parts of projects) yourself.⁣

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⁣Got a plan and know what you can afford? It’s time to find a contractor to complete your project. I'd love to send you my local Contractor Referral Guide. Just send me a message, and I’ll get the FREE guide to you today!⁣

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