Opelika, AL
Are you looking for a reliable contractor to give your home a new look? You’re in the right place! Columbus Remodeling Contractors are proud to serve the Columbus and Opelika, AL, area. We offer top-quality work at reasonable prices.
We’ve been serving our community for thirty years. Over that time, we’ve earned a reputation for fair dealing and outstanding work. We work with a team of hand-picked contractors and suppliers so that you get nothing less than the best.
Hand over your next renovation project and see for yourself why our clients can’t get enough of our services.
We’re fully bonded and licensed, and we’re ready to help you get your project off the ground. Reach out to us for an obligation-free quote. We’ll work through your options with you.
It’s easy to get in touch. Just click on the button on this page, or phone us at (706) 257-0171.
Services
Remodeling Kitchens and Bathrooms
The nature of the furniture and fixtures in these rooms means they date quickly. We can help you update the look of the room, or change it entirely. You decide.
If you’re on a tighter budget, speak to us about how we can repurpose items to save costs.
Additions and New Builds
Do you want to put up a new garage? Or maybe you want a room added to your home? Or would you like your porch enclosed? We ensure that the work is done correctly and is entirely up to code.
Flooring
Our floors take a lot of punishment. With that in mind, it’s surprising that they last as well as they do. At some stage, though, those floors start looking old and neglected. We can assist with all of your flooring needs.
Painters
We offer professional painting services for both the interior and exterior of your home.
About Opelika, AL
The town, as we know it today, dates back to the 1830s. The settlers initially called it Lebanon. The name changed to Opelika not long afterward. This name comes from the Muskogee words for “the big swamp.”
It’s remained popular and is now the central city in the Auburn-Opelika area. Check out the downtown area for an insight into architecture in the 1900s.