Greater Oak ContractingAthens, GA

Site index — where we work

Northeast Georgia is home turf.

We build where we live — close enough to show up on time, stay through the punch list, and run into our clients at the grocery store afterward. That last part keeps a contractor honest.

Our lane runs the U.S. 316 corridor: from Atlanta’s northeast side through Gwinnett and Barrow, home to Athens, and down U.S. 441 to Lake Oconee.

ATLANTA≈70 MI OUTI-85 · U.S. 316U.S. 441LAWRENCEVILLES-3 — GWINNETT CO.WINDERS-4 — BARROW CO.WATKINSVILLES-2 — OCONEE CO.ATHENS, GAS-1 — HOME BASE · CLARKE CO.LAKE OCONEES-5 — GREENE & PUTNAMNCORRIDOR ALIGNMENT — NOT TO SCALE
Vicinity map — the Athens–Atlanta corridorMarkers match the site index below
  1. S-1Athens, GAClarke CountyFrom Five Points bungalows to new builds on the east side, Athens homes span a century of construction styles — and each one asks for something different from a remodeler.
  2. S-2Watkinsville, GAOconee CountyOconee County families invest in their homes for the long haul — finished basements, bigger kitchens, and outdoor spaces built for staying put in a place worth staying.
  3. S-3Lawrenceville, GAGwinnett CountyGwinnett's housing stock from the '80s and '90s is hitting renovation age all at once: kitchens, baths, and basements original to the build and ready for a second life.
  4. S-4Winder, GABarrow CountyBarrow County is growing fast, and Winder homeowners are choosing to upgrade rather than move — additions, finished space, and exterior living top the list.
  5. S-5Lake Oconee, GAGreene & Putnam CountiesLake homes work harder than most — guest traffic, humidity, and the expectation that every room earns its view. Renovations here demand finish work that holds up to both.

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