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Cherokee County · New construction

New homes and remodeling in Woodstock, Georgia

Woodstock is growing fast, and it accounts for much of our new construction work. Permitting and inspections are handled as part of every job.

Woodstock has changed more in the last twenty-five years than almost anywhere else in north metro Atlanta. Downtown and the older streets around it still have the character of a small railroad town. Around them, Towne Lake and the newer neighborhoods along Highway 92 and toward Holly Springs brought thousands of production-built houses, and more lots are still coming up for custom building.

That growth shapes the work we do here. A large share is new construction, usually on a lot the owner already has or is about to buy. The rest is remodeling houses that were built quickly and uniformly. Their kitchens, bathrooms, and unfinished basements all looked the same on the day they closed.

Typical Woodstock projects

  • Custom homes built from the owner’s plans or developed with them, taken from site work through final walkthrough
  • Replacing production-grade kitchens with layouts that fit how the family actually cooks
  • Rebuilding builder-grade primary bathrooms with a waterproofed walk-in shower
  • Finishing basements where the original bath rough-in may or may not be usable

HOAs and architectural review

Many Woodstock neighborhoods have an HOA with written architectural guidelines covering exterior materials, colors, decks, fences, and sometimes window changes. We read them before we draw, and we submit for approval before work that needs it, so the board does not stop a job halfway through.

Permits

Inside Woodstock city limits, the city issues permits and schedules inspections. Outside the city, Cherokee County does. Either way we pull the permit, book the inspections, and keep the job from sitting idle while it waits on one.

Questions we get asked in Woodstock

Do you build custom homes in Woodstock?
Yes. New construction is a large part of our Woodstock work. Ideally we look at the lot with you before you buy it, because slope, trees, utilities, and soil all change the cost.
Will my HOA need to approve the work?
Often, for anything visible outside: additions, decks, exterior materials, and sometimes windows. We read the guidelines first and prepare the submission.
Who handles permits and inspections?
We do, through the city or Cherokee County depending on where the property is.

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