Kitchen Remodeling in Johns Creek, GA
Know Which Kitchen Work Needs a Permit.
Custom Tile of Atlanta remodels kitchens in Johns Creek, from a new backsplash and counters to a full remodel. Johns Creek is clear about which kitchen work needs a permit, and we'll tell you where your project falls before we price it.
The Kitchen Remodels We Take On
Kitchen Projects
Layout Changes
Removing a wall, moving the sink or range, or adding an island.
Kitchen Flooring
Tile or luxury vinyl plank over a subfloor that's been checked and leveled first.
Full Kitchen Remodel
Cabinets, countertops, backsplash, flooring and lighting, done in the right order so the kitchen is out of service for as short a stretch as possible.
Backsplash Installation
A new tile backsplash on its own, cut cleanly around outlets and finished at the cabinet edges.
Cabinets and Countertops
New or refaced cabinets, with countertops templated off the installed cabinets rather than a drawing.
From First Visit to Finished Kitchen
How It Works
How long it takes depends on the scope, and you get the schedule along with the price. Countertops can't be templated until the cabinets are in, so every kitchen has a built-in pause while they're fabricated.
Consultation and Measurements
We look at the kitchen, talk through how you use it, and measure.
Design and Ordering
Layout, cabinets, counters, backsplash and flooring, with lead times confirmed before anything is ordered.
Demolition, Rough-In and Cabinets
Tear-out, any plumbing or electrical changes and inspections, then the cabinets go in.
Countertops, Backsplash and Finish
Counters are templated off the installed cabinets and fabricated, then the backsplash, trim and flooring go in.
Before You Start a Kitchen Remodel
Common Questions
Do I need a permit to remodel a kitchen in Johns Creek?
Usually, yes. Johns Creek lists a kitchen renovation as needing a permit even when the layout stays the same, and so do piping changes, drywall, lighting, framing and replacing hard-wired fixtures. Work limited to painting, tiling, flooring and trim does not. We confirm your scope with the city's Building Division and handle the permit.
Will my HOA need to approve the work?
Usually not for interior work, but check your HOA's rules on work hours, parking and dumpsters. Send them to us and we'll schedule around them.
Can you do just the backsplash?
Yes, and a backsplash alone is tile work the city lists as not needing a permit. See kitchen backsplash installation
