The 10 Best Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Contractors in Baltimore, MD

The rehab project at 1540 N. Woodyear St. involves a comprehensive renovation of a ~770-square-foot, three-story townhome that has been vacant for over 10 years. The scope of work includes addressing significant structural issues such as replacing rotted and deteriorated bricks, mortar, subfloors, joists, and rafters, as well as repairing a leaking chimney. The electrical system will be upgraded to meet current safety standards, including installing a new electrical panel, rewiring, internet LAN, and adding smoke detectors. Plumbing upgrades will include replacing outdated pipes, installing a new sprinkler system, and installing new fixtures. The HVAC system will be replaced with a new, energy-efficient unit (considering radiant heating system). The interior will be redesigned to create...

Galvanized piping needs replacement to kitchen from basement and to second floor for bathroom remodel. Have tiles. Will need a "comfort" toilet vanity sink and tub, remove old tiles, replace with new. Also a kitchen floor issue, will need a quote on replacement flooring due to water damage from a faulty faucet which trapped water in the subfloor, still present. If you're interested, please reach out. Thank you!

Small bathroom 7x8 update plumbing, install toilet, sink, mirror, flooring, etc. Please reach out if you can help. Thank you.

I’m seeking a licensed and insured contractor to perform a full rental turnover renovation at my property. The scope includes repairs and improvements necessary to prepare the home for new tenants. Scope of Work Includes: • Full interior painting (walls, ceilings, trim) • Trash/debris removal from the property • Patch and repair holes in walls • Repair or replace damaged pipes (kitchen, basement) • Repair or replace damaged windows (kitchen and living room) • Repair kitchen ceiling and cabinets • Repair or replace carpet on stairs • Install handrail in the basement • Install 3 alarms (2 smoke, 1 carbon monoxide) • Paint bathtub and ceramic tile • Install bathroom flooring (approx. 2 boxes or similar) • Repair bathroom sink and drain • Clean and paint basement and front por...

Masonry & Façade: Rebuild damaged brick arches, repoint mortar joints, install wall ties, and apply waterproof sealant to all masonry. Framing & Decks: Reinforce crawlspace joists, rebuild the third-floor deck, replace damaged subfloors, and possibly rebuild the roof deck. Crawlspace Stabilization: Install lateral bracing system and drainage upgrades to prevent further foundation movement. Interior Stabilization: Level uneven floors, inspect framing, and install temporary shoring during demo. Permits & Engineering: All work must be performed under the supervision of a Maryland-licensed structural engineer with required permits and inspections. Please contact me if you're interested. Thanks!

I have fascia and soffit that I would like to have covered with aluminum. Rear of home. Has existing asbestos siding over cedar shake. Would like insulation and siding instead. Nothing removed. Also, in addition to fascia and soffit trim, I would also like to add siding so the project is completed by the same contractor. Please let me know if this is something you can assist with. Thank you!

This is a small kitchen remodel. I want to install a fume hood over the range, which is not next to an exterior wall. It would need to be vented out between the ceiling joist to the exterior wall. We need to have our siding replaced so we would like to have the framing for the exterior vent in place. The kitchen is on the 2nd floor of a townhouse. If interested, please contact me. Thanks!

The area behind the security desk in the lobby needs: - repainting walls and ceiling -adding an additional shelf In addition we intend to replace the vinyl floor and add a new light fixture which may have to be done by someone else. We have selected paint colors and sourced the light fixture. If you are interested in this project, please reach out. Thank you!

The property has already been gutted to the studs, the roof has been replaced, and I am currently working with a contractor that I am considering changing—since I am remote from the property, I need someone who is more understanding of reporting concerns and is willing to make written agreements before proceeding. Please reach out if you're interested. Thanks!

I have a second-story cantilevered bump-out that has some rotting structural wood that needs to be replaced/repaired. I also have an enclosed second-story porch that has some wood that needs to be repaired, as well as a metal roof that is leaking. Please let me know if this is something you can assist with. Thank you!