T G A Renovated

09/30/2026

Kitchen goals, delivered. 🤝

This Charlotte kitchen got a full refresh: crisp white shaker cabinets, a soft blue island with plenty of seating, and warm brass hardware that ties it all together. Woven globe pendants add texture overhead, while floating wood shelves and a marble mosaic accent wall create the perfect coffee-and-cocktail nook. 🍸☕

Bright, functional, and made for gathering; this is what happens when every detail is intentional.

Ready to love your kitchen again? 📲 Send us a DM or tap the link in our bio to schedule your free consultation today!

09/21/2026

Your property’s next big draw might be right under your feet…

From game-day basketball courts to pickleball, tennis, playgrounds, and fitness zones, this is what happens when TGA Renovated teams up with partners like The Sports Flooring Group 🏀🎾

Great surfaces mean safer play, longer-lasting courts, and a property people actually want to show up to and enjoy.

📍 Property owner, HOA, school, or facility manager? Let’s talk about upgrading your courts or adding something new.

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09/21/2026

09/04/2026

Ever wonder what it’s like to trust your contractor?

It looks like this!

This client trusted TGA to bring their bathroom dreams to life and the details speak for themselves. From the brass fixtures to the standalone tub, and strategically placed lighting that highlights the beauty of it all.

Need help bringing your vision board to life? Schedule your consult with us today!

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09/02/2026

Simple doesn’t mean boring 🌟

Small fixes. Full remodels. Everything in between. TGA Renovated turns “someday” into DONE!

This Davidson kitchen came together thanks to our incredible partners:

🔮 J&RCustomMarble&Granite,Inc.
🔲 Deniska Kolesnik
💡 luxlightingsolutionsnc
👷‍♂️ Bryan A Peralta
📹 zach.skycam

What are you waiting for? Call us today! 📲

08/25/2026

The Grand Finale: The Master Suite 👑🛏️

Every series needs a closer, and this one saves the best for last. The primary bedroom stretches beneath wood beam ceilings, anchored by a three tier crystal chandelier and walls of black steel windows that flood the room with natural light.

Through to the en suite, marble wraps the walk-in shower and frames a standalone soaking tub, with brass fixtures and warm sconce lighting throughout.

And then there’s the closet ✨ practically a room of its own, complete with a marble topped island, a vanity nook, and mirrored cabinetry that makes the whole space feel twice its size.

This is what a primary suite looks like when nothing is an afterthought.

That wraps our full home remodel tour! If you’ve followed along from the beginning, which room from the series was your favorite? Head to the link in our bio to see the full project and start planning your own transformation 🌟

08/24/2026

Living room vs. theater room: what’s the difference? 🛋️📺

Notice how each space in this home was designed with a completely different purpose in mind.

The living room is built for connection. Arched built-in with soft under shelf, lighting, a plaster fireplace, and oversized windows, pulling in natural light and pool views. This is the room for morning, coffee, catching up with guests, and everyday life happening in real time.

Did you know a theater room works best when it’s designed to block distraction, not invite it? That’s why this one sits tucked down the hall, wrapped in warm wood slating with ambient lighting instead of natural light. Notice the cloud shaped sectional, built deep and wide enough for the whole family to sink into for movie night.

Same home, two completely different moods, both intentional.

Which space would you spend more time in: the living room or the theatre room? Tell us in the comments and click the link in our bio to schedule a consultation for your next home project 👇🌟

08/23/2026

Every guest, every stage of life, taken care of 🤝🏡

This home was designed with more than just the primary suite in mind. A dreamy nursery with a hand-painted mountain mural and matching cane crib waits for the newest addition. Down the hall, a young child’s room glows in soft pink by a cascading chandelier, with a walk-in closet built just for her. A guest suite offers its own private bathroom, so visiting family never feels like they’re intruding. And thoughful touches, from brass fixtures to tiled tub surrounds, carry through every space in between.

That’s what it looks like when a home is built to welcome everyone who walks through the door; not just the people who live there every day.

Which room would your loved ones claim first? Tell us in the comments, and share this with someone planning a home remodel for their whole family 👇😅