Peachtree Hills was developed in the 1930s and 1940s as an affordable, family-oriented neighborhood nestled between Buckhead and Midtown. Its compact, walkable streets were laid out along gentle hillsides with views of Peachtree Creek, and the neighborhood quickly became popular with young families and first-time homebuyers.

The predominant housing styles include small Craftsman bungalows, brick cottages, and modest Cape Cod homes from the 1930s–50s era. In recent decades, many original homes have been extensively renovated or replaced with larger contemporary construction, though the neighborhood retains its intimate, village-like feel with narrow streets and mature canopy trees.

Common maintenance issues we address for Peachtree Hills homeowners include:

• Renovating compact bungalow kitchens and bathrooms for modern living
• Addressing moisture and drainage issues on hillside properties
• Upgrading original knob-and-tube wiring to modern electrical systems
• Repairing wood rot and replacing deteriorating siding
• Foundation repair and releveling on pier-and-beam construction
• Adding square footage through additions that blend with original architecture

We also serve homeowners in nearby neighborhoods including Garden Hills, Peachtree Park, and Buckhead.