Commercial General Contractor in Dunwoody, GA.

Our office is at 4720 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, making Dunwoody our home market rather than a satellite service area. Site-visit timing depends on access, safety, current workload, and storm conditions; call for current availability.

That proximity supports site coordination for Dunwoody projects without changing our published Atlanta, GA 30338 mailing address.

Office and retail tenant improvements throughout Perimeter Center — suite turnovers, restaurant build-outs, full floor renovations.

Commercial ground-up and capital improvement work for owners along the I-285 and GA-400 corridors.

Commercial roof systems — single-ply (TPO, EPDM, PVC), modified bitumen, and metal — including full tear-off, recover, and ongoing maintenance contracts.

Residential roofing across Dunwoody neighborhoods, with the proposed manufacturer system, installer requirements, and warranty documents identified for each project.

Storm and hail damage restoration — envelope repair, water mitigation, and re-roofs after metro-area storm events.

The proposal should identify the assigned lead, expected site coverage, decision authority, and communication cadence from estimating through closeout.

Roofing is self-performed by our own crews. Non-roof work is GC-managed through vetted subcontractors, with the proposed firms, scope, and substitution process identified for the project.

Verify any solicitation-required certification, registration, licensing, insurance, and project-specific bond through the current issuing source before award.

Inside Dunwoody city limits, City Community Development handles permits. As checked August 19, 2026, the City requires a permit for commercial roof replacement, while its posted checklist marks minor roof-covering repairs and residential new covering or decking as not requiring one. Structural repairs, storm reconstruction, and other scopes should be confirmed with the City before work.

Dunwoody's tree cover and the metro-Atlanta storm pattern can produce hail, wind, and falling-limb damage. After a storm, we document observed conditions and prepare a repair scope for carrier review; the carrier independently decides coverage, accepted scope, and payment.

We meet your adjuster on site, document visible roof and exterior-envelope conditions with photographs and measurements, and provide a written repair scope for review. When justified construction items are missing from an estimate, we document them in a supplement request.