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Bobby Gwynn

Founder, Artistic Construction

Bobby Gwynn
  • Third-generation builder
  • Founder, Artistic Construction
  • B.A. Accounting, Flagler College
  • Licensed Georgia real-estate agent
  • 5,000+ residential remodels overseen
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About the author

Bobby Gwynn is the third generation of his family to build for a living. He founded Artistic Construction in Woodstock, Georgia in 2003 and has led it ever since.

He holds a B.A. in Accounting from Flagler College and a Georgia real-estate license, so he reads a remodel as a set of numbers before he reads it as a set of finishes. Budgets are clear on day one, with no surprise costs later.

Over two decades he has guided the company through more than 5,000 residential remodels across North Atlanta, including hundreds of finished basements. His view is that a contractor should take worry off a homeowner's plate rather than add to it: daily updates, itemized quotes, and schedules that hold.

When he is not on a job site, he uses his real-estate background to help homeowners understand which renovations actually hold their value.

People worry about hidden costs and missed deadlines. We eliminate that stress with transparent quotes and daily updates.

From the job site

Articles by Bobby Gwynn.

Bathrooms

Master Bathroom Remodel Cost in North Atlanta

Master bath remodels run $18,000 to $100,000+ here, with most Cherokee and Cobb projects landing at $28,000 to $52,000. See the full cost breakdown.

October 26, 2026
New Homes

Cost to Build a House in North Georgia (2026 Guide)

What building a house in North Georgia actually costs, broken down by construction tier, county, and project size, with the hidden costs most guides skip.

October 21, 2026
Kitchen Remodels

Affordable Countertops That Look Expensive

Six countertop materials that read high-end without the quartz price tag, with installed costs for the Woodstock and North Atlanta market.

October 19, 2026
Kitchen Remodels

Kitchen Layout Ideas: A Guide for Atlanta Homeowners

The six kitchen layouts worth knowing, how to pick the one your house can actually take, and what moving walls or plumbing costs in North Atlanta.

October 14, 2026
New Homes

What Salary Do You Need to Build a House?

An income-to-budget breakdown for building in North Atlanta, the full build costs most builders leave out, and what Georgia construction lenders require.

October 12, 2026
Kitchen Remodels

Kitchen Backsplash Ideas for North Atlanta Homes

Tile options that actually suit North Atlanta kitchens, how to match one to the cabinets and counters you already have, and what installation costs here.

October 7, 2026
New Homes

Cost to Build a 2,000 Sq Ft House in Atlanta

Building 2,000 sq ft in the Cherokee and Cobb corridor runs $320,000 to $650,000+. See the line-by-line breakdown and cost per square foot by tier.

October 5, 2026
Bathrooms

Master Bathroom Ideas for 2026: Trends and Costs

What is in and out in primary bath design for 2026, the trends worth building, and honest renovation cost ranges for the Metro Atlanta market.

September 30, 2026
Home Additions

How to Compare Home Addition Quotes

Three addition bids on one drawing can land $40,000 apart. The nine lines every quote should show, why the foundation line matters most, and the red flags to catch.

September 28, 2026
Home Additions

Home Addition: What Happens Before Construction

Survey, engineering, septic review and plan review fill the two to three months between signing an addition contract and breaking ground. What each step waits on.

September 23, 2026
Bathrooms

Bathroom Remodel Permits & Rough-In Sequencing

When a Georgia bathroom remodel needs a permit, what the inspector checks at rough-in, and the order the work has to happen in. Plus the tub-to-shower trap.

September 21, 2026
Home Additions

Home Addition vs Moving in Metro Atlanta

The full cost comparison for Cherokee, Cobb, and North Fulton homeowners: what an addition solves, what it cannot, and when moving is the better math.

September 16, 2026

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