A project that included a basement renovation, new pool and spa, and 2 new porches.

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The owners of this Atlanta split-level home decided to remodel it to give it a more open interior and a whole new look to the exterior.

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This project added a master suite over an enlarged rear-house kitchen and family room and in the process reworked a 1980’s addition to comply with the Adam-style main house.

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This 1940’s cottage house was expanded discretely and revitalized into a neighborhood asset. The original 1-story at 1,700 square feet was increased to a 1.5-story, 2,400 square feet home.

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Poorly planned additions were removed and a second level added over the existing original footprint to create an entirely new aesthetic.

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Our work on this house focused on getting the owner more gathering spaces out of an unapproachable in-town bungalow.The project was featured on HGTV’s “Groundbreakers” in 2008.

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The second floor addition and interior remodel of a ranch-style house.

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To display their extensive art collection, Jones Pierce recommended that this Dunwoody, Georgia client turn the living room into a gallery space.

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Building up rather than out to expand this house preserved the front and rear garden space.

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A second floor build-out achieved within the existing roof line with front and rear dormers expanded this house from 1,600 to 2,000 square feet and accommodated a new upstairs master suite.

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Jones Pierce's job was to transform the Holt/Rainocek sunroom and renovate the kitchen while keeping the original appearance of the Buckhead, Atlanta home.

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See a few of our projects that we put under the category of a "Not So Extreme Makeover."

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