Everything Maryland homeowners ask.

Most full Maryland bathroom remodels cost $15,000–$35,000 in 2026. Cosmetic refreshes start near $5,000; primary-suite or luxury work runs $35,000–$80,000+.

Standard MD kitchens run $25,000–$75,000 in 2026. Pull-and-replace projects start near $25,000; full custom open-concept work can exceed $200,000.

Most MD additions cost $80,000–$250,000 in 2026. Per square foot expect $250–$500 depending on scope and finish level.

Standard MD basements run $35,000–$65,000 for 800–1,200 sq ft. Premium suites with bedroom, bath, and kitchenette run $60,000–$100,000.

Yes. Eagle Remodeling Services carries an active Maryland Home Improvement Commission license (MHIC #117311). MHIC licensing is required statewide for any home improvement work over $500.

Most plumbing, electrical, and structural work requires a permit. Eagle Remodeling pulls every permit on your behalf in Montgomery, Howard, Anne Arundel, Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Prince George's, Frederick, Carroll, and Charles counties.

A standard kitchen remodel runs 6–10 weeks once design is approved and permits are issued. Full design-build timeline including planning averages 12–14 weeks from first call.

Typical bathroom build is 4–6 weeks. The bathroom is unusable for 14–18 days within that window.

Typical whole-home renovation runs 4–8 months from demo to final walk. Design and permits add 6–12 weeks before that.

Yes — 0% promotional financing is available for qualified Maryland homeowners through our partner lenders. Discussed at your free estimate.

5-year workmanship warranty on all renovations, plus full manufacturer warranties on materials and fixtures. Documented and signed at project completion.

One licensed in-house crew handles design, demolition, plumbing, electric, and finish. No subcontractor coordination required from you — single point of accountability.

Yes. Demolition, disposal, and clean-up are included in every fixed-price quote.

Yes — every project over $20K gets 3D renderings during design. You walk through your kitchen or bath in 3D before a single fixture is ordered.

For most projects yes. We use ZipWall containment, run separate HVAC where needed, and keep the rest of the house dust-free. Whole-home projects sometimes benefit from temporary relocation.

We serve 150+ MD cities, including Bethesda, Potomac, Chevy Chase, Annapolis, Columbia, Ellicott City, Silver Spring, Rockville, Baltimore, Towson, Frederick — plus all four DC quadrants and Northern Virginia.

Yes — for HOA architectural review and historic preservation commission (HPC) submittals, we prepare board-ready packages with elevations, materials, and sample boards.

Yes. We regularly work in 1890s–1960s MD homes (Annapolis Historic District, Roland Park, Chevy Chase Section 5) and source period-appropriate tile, fixtures, and millwork.

Change orders happen only when scope actually changes. Each change order is a separate signed document with new line-items and pricing. We never use change orders as a sales tactic.

For some items yes — particularly fixtures and decor. Cabinetry, tile, and stone we source ourselves so we own the warranty chain.