Licensed General Contractor in Austell, GA

Ducere Construction Services, Inc. is a Georgia-licensed general contractor (GCCO006711) headquartered at 5925 Mulberry Street in Austell. We build custom homes, structural renovations and second-floor additions, and commercial build-outs in Austell and across Cobb County.

Projects in Austell

  • Historic Austell House

    Completed restoration and adaptive reuse of a circa-1891 Victorian house at 5925 Mulberry Street, preserving its character while adapting the property for Ducere's office.

Construction services in Austell

  • Custom homes

    Ground-up residential construction, from site preparation and foundations through permits, inspections and Certificate of Occupancy.

  • Structural renovations and second-floor additions

    Renovations, additions, foundation extensions and structural wall removal, with stamped architectural and engineering drawings for structural scope.

  • Commercial build-outs

    Commercial construction and tenant improvements for retail spaces, restaurants, medical offices and mixed-use developments.

Questions about building in Austell

Who builds custom homes in Austell, GA?

Ducere Construction Services, Inc. is an Austell-based general contractor providing custom residential construction across the Atlanta metro and Cobb County. Its headquarters is at the Historic Austell House, 5925 Mulberry Street, Austell, GA 30168.

Is Ducere licensed in Georgia?

Yes. Ducere holds Georgia general contractor license GCCO006711 and Georgia residential qualifying-agent credential RLQQA005251. The company was founded on June 12, 2017 and is headquartered in Austell.

Do you handle second-floor additions in Cobb County?

Yes. Ducere provides structural renovations, second-floor additions and foundation extensions in the Atlanta metro and Cobb County. Structural scope is executed under stamped drawings from licensed architects and professional engineers.

Does Ducere restore historic buildings in Austell?

Yes. The portfolio includes the completed restoration and adaptive reuse of the Historic Austell House, a circa-1891 Victorian house. The project preserves the building's character while adapting it for office use.

How long does a custom home take?

Timeline feasibility is reviewed during consultation and assessment against the project's scope and budget. Ducere's documented process includes design and engineering, required permits before construction, construction, and final inspection and documentation.

How do I start a project in Austell?

Use the contact page to discuss a project or request a consultation, or call (404) 565-0631. Share the project location, scope, available drawings, budget and preferred timeline so the team can review the next steps.