Kitchen Gut Remodel - Maryland Fix & Flip

The kitchen is where Maryland fix-and-flip transactions are won or lost. In Baltimore County, Howard County, Montgomery County, and Anne Arundel County – the core of Maryland’s active fix-and-flip market – an updated, modern kitchen is the single highest-impact room in terms of buyer first impression, time on market, and final sale price. A property with a tired 1980s kitchen and new everything else will sit. The same property with a clean, properly specified gut kitchen renovation will move.

A kitchen gut remodel is not the same as a kitchen refresh. A refresh updates surfaces – new paint, hardware, countertops, light fixture. A gut remodel takes the kitchen to bare walls and subfloor, addresses the plumbing, electrical, and structural substrate, and builds a new kitchen from the correct starting point. In the fix-and-flip context, a gut remodel is the right scope when: the existing cabinets are beyond cosmetic redemption; the plumbing rough-in is in the wrong location for the target layout; the electrical does not have the dedicated circuits required by current NEC code; or the layout does not serve the property’s ARV target and buyer profile.

Fortune Homes MD manages kitchen gut remodels as an integrated scope – not a collection of subcontractors who show up in sequence and leave gaps between their work. Our kitchen gut remodel service covers demolition through final appliance installation: full demo, plumbing rough-in and relocation, electrical rough-in with all dedicated circuits, drywall and prep, cabinet installation, countertop templating and installation, tile backsplash, fixtures, appliances, and trim. One scope. One project manager. One delivery date.

The investor’s kitchen is not the homeowner’s kitchen. A homeowner optimizes for their personal taste and daily enjoyment. An investor optimizes for the widest buyer appeal at the target ARV, with material and specification choices that deliver maximum perceived value at minimum cost overage. Fortune Homes MD designs and specifies every Maryland fix-and-flip kitchen to hit the correct value tier for the specific market – not to express personal preference.

 

Kitchen Gut Remodel for Your Maryland Flip – Scoped, Permitted, and Managed Start to Finish

Free kitchen walkthrough  |  (410) 413-0739  |  info@fortunehomesmd.com



fix & flip

Maryland Kitchen Gut Remodel - ROI by Scope Tier

The most important number in a Maryland fix-and-flip kitchen decision is not the gross cost – it is the net contribution to ARV after the cost of the remodel. Maryland kitchen remodel ROI varies significantly by scope tier:

 

Scope Tier

Total Cost MD

ARV Contribution

ROI Range

Best Application

Cosmetic refresh

$8,000-$18,000

$10,000-$22,000

70-85%

Newer kitchen; good layout; cabinets worth keeping

Mid-range gut remodel

$22,000-$42,000

$28,000-$52,000

65-75%

Core spec: shaker cabs, quartz, stainless appliances

Full gut + open-concept conversion

$35,000-$65,000

$42,000-$78,000

60-72%

Removes wall; opens to living/dining; premium layout

Premium gut remodel

$55,000-$95,000+

$60,000-$100,000+

55-65%

$500K+ ARV MD markets; custom/semi-custom specification

 

Maryland Investor Kitchen Principle:

The mid-range gut remodel delivers the strongest net margin for most Maryland fix-and-flip price points. A $30,000 kitchen that contributes $40,000 to ARV nets $10,000 in margin contribution. A $65,000 premium kitchen that contributes $72,000 to ARV nets $7,000 in margin contribution – at more than twice the capital outlay. Fortune Homes MD specifies kitchens at the tier appropriate to your ARV target and market – not at the tier that produces the most impressive listing photo.

 

Kitchen Gut Remodel – Full Scope Breakdown

Phase 1: Demolition and Rough-In Inspection

A kitchen gut remodel begins with complete demolition: cabinets, countertops, appliances, sink, flooring, and any drywall or plaster required to access rough-in. Demo reveals the actual condition of the substrate – and in Maryland’s older housing stock, what is behind the kitchen walls frequently changes the scope. Outdated wiring discovered during the demo gets addressed before drywall. Plumbing rough-in in the wrong location gets relocated before cabinets go in. A kitchen that was ‘refreshed’ over a rotten subfloor gets a proper subfloor repair.

 

Demo Scope

What It Involves

Maryland Cost Range

Full kitchen demo (cabinets, counters, appliances, flooring)

Remove and haul all existing kitchen components to bare walls and subfloor

$1,500-$4,000 depending on size and access

Wall removal (open-concept conversion)

Partial or full removal of non-structural or structural wall; temporary support; header installation

$3,500-$12,000 depending on bearing status

Subfloor repair/replacement

Replace damaged or uneven subfloor sections revealed at demo

$3-$8 per sq ft; $500-$3,500 typical kitchen

Asbestos/lead paint testing (pre-1980)

Required before demo on pre-1980 Maryland kitchens with tile or textured surfaces

$250-$600 for testing; remediation additional if required

 

Pre-1980 Maryland Kitchen Demo Warning:

Maryland homes built before 1980 may have asbestos-containing floor tile (9-inch vinyl floor tile is a common source), asbestos pipe insulation, lead paint on walls and trim, and lead solder on copper supply lines. Demolition without testing and proper handling is a regulatory violation and a health hazard. Fortune Homes MD performs asbestos and lead paint screening on all pre-1980 Maryland kitchen demo projects before work begins. If hazardous materials are identified, remediation by a licensed Maryland hazmat contractor precedes demo.

 

Phase 2: Plumbing and Electrical Rough-In

After the demo, rough-in trades work in the open kitchen framing. This is the most efficient time to address plumbing and electrical – before cabinets, drywall, or any finish work begins. The cost of relocating a sink drain after cabinets are installed is 3-5 times the cost of relocating it during rough-in with open walls.

 

Rough-In Scope

What It Involves

Maryland Cost Range

Kitchen sink plumbing (same location)

Cap and reconnect; P-trap; supply connections

$300-$700

Kitchen sink plumbing (new location)

Relocate supply and DWV to new sink position

$600-$1,400

Dishwasher connection rough-in

Dedicated hot supply, DWV connection, electrical rough-in

$250-$550 (plumbing only)

Two 20-amp small appliance circuits (NEC required)

Dedicated GFCI circuits for countertop outlets – required by code

$300-$600 pair

Refrigerator dedicated circuit

15 or 20-amp dedicated circuit at refrigerator location

$150-$350

Range/oven circuit (electric)

50-amp 240V dedicated circuit if electric range

$300-$700

Dishwasher dedicated circuit

20-amp dedicated circuit at dishwasher location

$150-$350

Under-cabinet lighting rough-in

Low-voltage or line-voltage wiring at upper cabinet line

$200-$500

Recessed lighting rough-in

New can locations in ceiling; switch and dimmer locations

$80-$150 per can

 

Phase 3: Cabinets – Specification and Installation

Cabinets are 30-40% of total kitchen gut remodel cost and the single largest impact item on buyer perception. The Maryland fix-and-flip market in 2026 has a clear buyer preference: shaker-style doors in white or two-tone (white uppers, navy/gray lowers), full-overlay construction, soft-close hinges and drawer slides, and plywood box construction. This specification delivers the appearance of a quality custom kitchen at a price point that makes sense for the mid-range Maryland fix-and-flip market.

 

Cabinet Tier

Construction

Cost per Linear Foot

MD Installed Cost (20 LF)

Stock (big box)

Particleboard; basic finish; limited sizes

$60-$150 installed

$1,200-$3,000

RTA (ready-to-assemble)

Plywood box; shaker style; wide spec range

$100-$250 installed

$2,000-$5,000

Semi-custom (recommended for MD flip)

Plywood box; soft-close; shaker; dovetail drawer

$175-$350 installed

$3,500-$7,000

Custom (premium MD markets)

Full custom sizing; specialty finish; integrated storage

$350-$700+ installed

$7,000-$14,000+

 

Maryland Flip Cabinet Specification – What Sells in 2026:

White shaker semi-custom cabinets with plywood box construction and soft-close hinges and slides are the dominant specification in Maryland’s $250,000-$500,000 ARV fix-and-flip market. Two-tone specification (white uppers, navy or charcoal lowers) photographs well and differentiates the listing. For properties under $250,000 ARV, RTA shaker cabinets in white provide adequate specification at lower cost. For properties above $500,000 ARV, semi-custom with upgraded door profiles and integrated organizational features are appropriate. Fortune Homes MD specifies cabinet tier based on your ARV target – not on showroom appeal.

 

 

Maryland Fix-and-Flip Kitchen – Properly Specified for Your ARV Target, Not Over-Built

(410) 413-0739  |  info@fortunehomesmd.com  |  fortunehomesmd.com

Phase 4: Countertops

  1. Countertops are the most visible hard surface in the kitchen and one of the first elements buyers assess on listing photos and in person. The Maryland fix-and-flip market has a clear 2026 preference: quartz. Quartz combines the appearance of natural stone with uniform pattern consistency, stain resistance, and no sealing requirement – making it appropriate for a broad buyer audience without the maintenance complexity of granite. Average Maryland countertop installation cost is approximately $3,956, but ranges widely by material and kitchen footprint.

     

    Countertop Material

    Cost per Sq Ft (installed)

    Typical Kitchen Cost (25-35 sq ft)

    MD Flip Specification

    Laminate (high-pressure)

    $15-$50

    $375-$1,750

    Use only for ARV under $200K; dated appearance in most markets

    Butcher block (wood)

    $40-$100

    $1,000-$3,500

    Trendy but high-maintenance; limited application in MD flip market

    Entry quartz (recommend for <$300K ARV)

    $60-$90

    $1,500-$3,150

    Clean, durable, buyer-accepted; consistent pattern

    Mid-range quartz (recommend $300K-$500K ARV)

    $85-$130

    $2,125-$4,550

    Strong listing presence; Calacatta-style patterns photograph well

    Granite (natural stone)

    $75-$150

    $1,875-$5,250

    Buyer-accepted but quartz preferred; requires sealing disclosure

    Premium quartz / quartzite (>$500K ARV)

    $120-$200+

    $3,000-$7,000+

    Waterfall edges and book-matched patterns for premium MD markets

     

    Phase 5: Tile Backsplash

    The backsplash is the detail that elevates a basic kitchen installation to a finished renovation. In Maryland’s 2026 market, subway tile in white or light gray remains the most broadly appealing specification – clean, timeless, and compatible with the shaker cabinet and quartz countertop combination that dominates the Maryland fix-and-flip space. For ARV above $400,000, large-format tile (4×12 or 4×16) and herringbone or stacked patterns provide a premium differentiation at modest incremental cost.

     

    Backsplash Specification

    Coverage

    Maryland Installed Cost

    Standard subway tile (3×6 white/gray)

    Between uppers and countertop; standard coverage

    $600-$1,600 for typical kitchen

    Large-format subway (4×12 or 4×16)

    Full height or standard coverage

    $800-$2,200

    Herringbone or stacked pattern

    Same tile; different installation labor

    $1,000-$2,800

    Full-height tile (floor to ceiling)

    Premium specification; strong listing visual

    $1,800-$4,500

    Peel-and-stick tile (entry-level)

    Cosmetic only; not recommended for gut remodel

    $200-$600

     

    Phase 6: Appliances

    Appliance specification is the single easiest way to over-invest in a Maryland kitchen gut remodel. A $12,000 stainless appliance package does not return $12,000 in ARV in any Maryland fix-and-flip market. The correct investor appliance strategy is: specify a complete, new, matching stainless steel package at the mid-range tier that photographs well, reads as quality in a showing, and does not require the buyer to budget for appliance replacement immediately after purchase.

     

    Appliance Package Tier

    Brands

    Package Cost (5 pieces)

    MD ARV Application

    Entry-level (adequate spec)

    Frigidaire, Whirlpool

    $2,800-$4,500

    ARV under $250K; functional, new, matching

    Mid-range (recommended for most MD flips)

    GE, LG, Samsung

    $4,500-$7,500

    ARV $250K-$500K; photographs well; buyer-recognized brands

    Upper-mid (premium differentiation)

    GE Profile, KitchenAid, Bosch

    $7,500-$12,000

    ARV $450K-$600K; Bosch dishwasher is a notable differentiator

    Luxury (limited MD flip application)

    Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele

    $20,000-$50,000+

    ARV $700K+ only; not appropriate for most MD fix-and-flip inventory

     

    A 5-piece appliance package includes refrigerator, range/cooktop, dishwasher, over-range microwave/range hood, and garbage disposal. All pieces should be matching stainless or the same finish family. A single mismatched appliance is visible in every listing photo. Fortune Homes MD coordinates appliance procurement and installation as part of every kitchen gut remodel scope.

     

     

    Complete Kitchen Gut Remodel – Demo Through Appliance Installation, One Contract

    (410) 413-0739  |  info@fortunehomesmd.com



fix & flip

Phase 7: Flooring, Fixtures, and Trim

The final phase of a kitchen gut remodel integrates the kitchen with the adjacent living spaces through flooring, lighting fixtures, and trim. In Maryland’s 2026 fix-and-flip market, luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring is the dominant kitchen floor specification – water-resistant, durable, installed quickly after cabinets and before appliances, and able to run continuously through the kitchen into adjacent living areas for visual cohesion.

 

Finish Scope

What It Involves

Maryland Cost Range

LVP flooring (kitchen area)

Waterproof LVP; click-lock installation over subfloor; transitions

$3-$7 per sq ft installed; $450-$1,750 for typical kitchen

Porcelain tile flooring

Durable; highly water-resistant; heavier installation labor

$6-$14 per sq ft installed; $900-$3,500 for typical kitchen

Recessed lighting (LED)

New recessed cans; dimmer switches; kitchen lighting plan

$150-$300 per can installed; $1,500-$3,000 for full kitchen

Under-cabinet lighting

LED strip or puck lights; plug-in or hardwired

$200-$700 installed

Kitchen sink and faucet

Stainless undermount sink; pull-down faucet; standard spec for MD flip

$400-$1,200 installed (sink + faucet)

Island or peninsula (if scoped)

Custom or cabinet-based; countertop; electrical rough-in; seating overhang

$2,500-$8,000 depending on size and spec

Trim and paint

New base trim; painted walls; ceiling; window trim

$800-$2,500 for kitchen area

 

2026 Maryland Kitchen Gut Remodel – Full Cost Summary by Tier

Line Item

Entry Tier

Mid-Range Tier

Premium Tier

Demo and haul

$1,500

$2,500

$4,000

Plumbing rough-in and fixtures

$1,200

$2,200

$3,500

Electrical rough-in and fixtures

$1,500

$2,800

$4,500

Drywall and prep

$800

$1,500

$2,500

Cabinets (20 linear ft)

$3,500

$6,000

$11,000

Countertops (30 sq ft)

$2,000

$3,500

$5,500

Tile backsplash

$700

$1,400

$2,500

Appliance package (5 pieces)

$3,500

$6,000

$10,000

Flooring (kitchen area)

$700

$1,200

$2,200

Lighting, sink, faucet, hardware

$1,000

$2,000

$3,500

Trim, paint, final details

$800

$1,500

$2,500

Permits and inspections

$300

$500

$800

TOTAL

$17,500-$22,000

$31,100-$38,000

$52,000-$65,000

 

Costs above are for a typical 120-180 sq ft Maryland kitchen with 18-22 linear feet of cabinets. Open-concept wall removal adds $3,500-$12,000. Island adds $2,500-$8,000. Montgomery County and DC-metro labor carries a 15-20% premium over Baltimore-area pricing.

 

Open-Concept Kitchen Conversion – Maryland Market Value

Opening the kitchen to an adjacent dining room or living area is the layout modification with the highest single-item impact on buyer perception in Maryland’s current market. Maryland buyers in 2026 consistently rank open-concept living among their top preferences – and a property that transforms a closed 1970s kitchen into an open, connected living-dining-kitchen space commands a measurable premium over comparable closed-plan properties.

 

Open-Concept Scope

What It Involves

Maryland Cost Range

Non-bearing wall removal (full opening)

Remove non-structural wall; patch floor, ceiling, drywall; integrate electrical

$3,500-$6,500

Load-bearing wall – structural beam

Structural engineer; temporary support; LVL or steel beam; posts or columns

$8,000-$16,000

Pass-through (partial wall opening)

Create opening in wall; header; finish edges; maintain partial wall

$2,500-$5,500

Kitchen/dining combination (no structural)

Remove non-bearing partition; open combined space

$2,000-$4,500

fix & flip

Kitchen Gut Remodel Permits in Maryland

A kitchen gut remodel that involves plumbing relocation, new electrical circuits, or structural wall removal requires building permits. Maryland kitchen permits are issued at the county level. Fortune Homes MD manages all permit applications for every kitchen gut remodel we complete.

 

Work Type

Permit Required

Maryland County Cost

Processing Time

Cabinet and countertop swap (no rough-in change)

No permit typically required

N/A

N/A

Plumbing relocation (sink, dishwasher)

Plumbing permit required

$100-$350

1-3 weeks

New electrical circuits (dedicated appliance)

Electrical permit required

$100-$350

1-3 weeks

Non-bearing wall removal

Building permit required

$150-$400

2-4 weeks

Load-bearing wall removal (structural)

Building permit + structural engineer drawings

$250-$600 permit; $500-$2,500 engineering

3-6 weeks

Combined scope (plumbing + electrical + structural)

Combined building permit

$300-$700 combined

3-6 weeks

 

Kitchen Gut Remodel Sequencing in a Complete Maryland Flip

1

DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION BEFORE DEMO: Cabinet layout, countertop material, appliance selection, and rough-in locations are finalized before demo begins. Changing the sink location after cabinets are ordered is a $600-$1,400 plumbing relocation plus a cabinet modification cost. Design decisions made after ordering are always more expensive than design decisions made before ordering.

2

DEMO AND DISCOVERY: Full kitchen demo is the first physical phase. What is revealed behind walls and under floors determines whether the scope needs amendment. Fortune Homes MD provides written scope amendments within 48 hours of demo completion if discovered conditions require changes to the original estimate.

3

ROUGH-IN (PHASE 4 MEP): Plumbing and electrical rough-in are completed together, in open walls, before drywall. Rough-in inspection is scheduled and passed before drywall begins. No walls close until rough-in inspection is complete.

4

DRYWALL, PRIME, AND FLOOR PREP: After rough-in inspection passes, drywall is installed and finished, ceilings are patched, and the kitchen floor is prepped for finish flooring.

5

CABINET INSTALLATION: Cabinets arrive on schedule and are installed by a dedicated cabinet crew. Upper cabinets are installed before lower cabinets. Filler pieces, crown molding, and light rail are installed with cabinets. Countertop templating occurs after cabinet installation is complete.

6

COUNTERTOP FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION: Template is taken to the fabrication shop. Standard lead time for quartz countertops in Maryland is 10-14 days from template. Fabrication and installation are scheduled to arrive before backsplash tile.

7

BACKSPLASH, SINK, FAUCET, LIGHTING, AND HARDWARE: After countertops are installed, backsplash tile is installed, grouted, and sealed. Sink and faucet are installed. Under-cabinet lighting, recessed cans, and fixtures are connected. Cabinet hardware is installed.

8

APPLIANCE INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING: All appliances are delivered and installed after finish surfaces are complete. The dishwasher is connected and tested. Range and microwave are installed. The refrigerator is set and connected. Final punchlist and closeout completed.

 

 

One Project Manager From Demo Through Appliance Commissioning – Fortune Homes MD Kitchen Gut Remodel

(410) 413-0739  |  info@fortunehomesmd.com  |  fortunehomesmd.com

 

Frequently Asked Questions

A: A mid-range kitchen gut remodel on a typical Maryland fix-and-flip property (120-180 sq ft kitchen, 18-22 linear feet of cabinets) costs $31,000-$42,000 with shaker semi-custom cabinets, mid-range quartz countertops, a mid-range stainless appliance package, subway tile backsplash, new plumbing and electrical rough-in, LVP flooring, and all permits. Entry-level specifications run $17,500-$22,000. Premium specifications for ARV above $500,000 run $52,000-$65,000+. Open-concept wall removal adds $3,500-$16,000 depending on bearing status. Montgomery County and DC-metro labor carries a 15-20% premium over Baltimore-area pricing.

A: A mid-range Maryland kitchen gut remodel ($30,000-$42,000) typically contributes $38,000-$52,000 to ARV – a 65-75% direct cost-to-value ratio. The more useful investor metric is the net margin contribution: a kitchen that costs $35,000 and adds $46,000 to ARV generates $11,000 in net margin. A kitchen refresh ($8,000-$18,000) yields 70-85% ROI. Full premium gut remodels above $55,000 typically return 55-65%. Minor remodels consistently outperform major remodels on percentage ROI – the investor’s goal is matching scope to ARV target, not maximizing kitchen quality.

A: White shaker semi-custom cabinets with plywood box construction and soft-close hardware are the dominant specifications in Maryland’s $250,000-$500,000 ARV fix-and-flip market in 2026. Two-tone specification (white uppers, navy or charcoal flowers) is trending strongly and photographs well. For properties under $250,000 ARV, RTA shaker cabinets provide adequate specification at lower cost. For properties above $500,000 ARV, semi-custom with upgraded door profiles and integrated organizational features are appropriate. Fortune Homes MD specifies cabinet tier based on ARV target – overspecifying cabinets in an entry-level market reduces net margin without producing a corresponding ARV premium.

A: Quartz is the right countertop specification for the majority of Maryland fix-and-flip properties. It delivers a premium appearance, stain resistance without sealing requirements, and consistency of pattern that makes it the most buyer-accepted material in the $250,000-$600,000 ARV range. Entry quartz ($60-$90 per sq ft installed) is appropriate for ARV under $300,000. Mid-range Calacatta-style quartz ($85-$130 per sq ft installed) for ARV $300,000-$500,000. Laminate is acceptable only for ARV under $200,000. Granite is buyer-accepted but quartz is preferred. Premium quartz with waterfall edges for ARV above $500,000.

A: In most cases, yes – if the numbers work. Opening the kitchen to an adjacent dining or living room is the single highest-impact layout change in Maryland’s current buyer market. A non-bearing wall removal ($3,500-$6,500) that creates an open-concept kitchen-dining-living space routinely adds $15,000-$25,000 in buyer-perceived ARV. A load-bearing wall removal with structural beam ($8,000-$16,000) requires more capital but often delivers a similar ARV contribution. Fortune Homes MD identifies wall bearing status during the pre-renovation walkthrough and includes an open-concept conversion recommendation in every kitchen assessment where the layout supports it.

A: A complete, matching stainless steel appliance package from mid-range brands (GE, LG, Samsung) is the right specification for most Maryland fix-and-flip properties targeting $250,000-$500,000 ARV. The package should include refrigerator, range, dishwasher, over-range microwave/range hood, and garbage disposal. Budget $4,500-$7,500 for a complete mid-range package. For ARV above $450,000, upgrade to GE Profile, KitchenAid, or Bosch – the Bosch dishwasher is a recognized quality signal in Maryland’s upper-mid buyer pool. Luxury appliances (Sub-Zero, Wolf) are appropriate only at ARV above $700,000 where the buyer expects them.

A: Permits are required for plumbing relocation, new electrical circuits, and any structural work (wall removal). A cosmetic-only kitchen refresh (new countertops, hardware, paint) typically does not require a permit in most Maryland jurisdictions. A full gut remodel that includes plumbing rough-in, new dedicated electrical circuits, and drywall work requires building, plumbing, and electrical permits. Fortune Homes MD pulls all required permits and manages inspections as part of every kitchen gut remodel scope. Unpermitted plumbing and electrical work creates disclosure obligations and lender issues at resale.

A: A mid-range Maryland kitchen gut remodel with an existing layout takes 4-7 weeks from demo to appliance installation, assuming materials are ordered before demo and permits are in hand. Countertop fabrication lead time (10-14 days after template) is typically the critical path item. Open-concept wall removal adds 1-2 weeks for structural work and inspection. Permit processing adds 1-4 weeks before rough-in can begin depending on the county. Fortune Homes MD builds kitchen timelines – including permit processing and countertop lead time – into the project schedule before demo begins, so the kitchen phase does not delay the project’s final inspection date.

A: Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is the recommended kitchen floor specification for most Maryland fix-and-flip properties. It is waterproof, durable, installs quickly, and is available in wood-look patterns that run continuously from the kitchen into adjacent living areas for visual cohesion. Installed cost is $3-$7 per sq ft. Porcelain tile ($6-$14 per sq ft installed) is appropriate for higher-end properties where buyers expect hard tile and the additional labor cost is supported by ARV. Hardwood in the kitchen creates sealing and moisture maintenance issues that buyers and their agents will ask about. LVP avoids that conversation entirely.

A: Call (410) 413-0739 or email info@fortunehomesmd.com. We schedule kitchen walkthroughs within 3-5 business days. Our walkthrough assesses current kitchen configuration, rough-in locations, wall bearing status, and ARV target to produce a specification recommendation and line-item cost estimate tailored to your specific property and market. Estimate delivered within 5-7 business days of walkthrough.

Still have a question?
Basement renovation before

Related Renovation Services

Service

URL

Bathroom Renovation

/services/fix-flip/renovation-services/bathroom-renovation/ – Same specification discipline applied to bathroom scope

Complete Property Rehab

/services/fix-flip/renovation-services/complete-property-rehab/ – Kitchen fully integrated with all-trades rehab

Plumbing System Upgrade

/services/fix-flip/renovation-services/plumbing-system-upgrade/ – Full supply and DWV upgrade coordinated with kitchen rough-in

Electrical System Upgrade

/services/fix-flip/renovation-services/electrical-system-upgrade/ – Kitchen dedicated circuits + panel upgrade

Structural Repairs

/services/fix-flip/renovation-services/structural-repairs/ – Load-bearing wall assessment and beam installation

Flooring Replacement

/services/house-remodeling/whole-home-renovation/flooring-replacement/ – Continuous LVP from kitchen through living areas

 

The Kitchen Wins the Sale. We Build It to Hit Your ARV – Not to Win a Design Award.

Full demo – Plumbing and electrical rough-in – Cabinets – Quartz counters – Appliances – All permits

One contract. One project manager. One delivery date. All Maryland counties.

(410) 413-0739   |   info@fortunehomesmd.com   |   fortunehomesmd.com

Serving: Baltimore – Montgomery – Howard – Anne Arundel – Prince George’s – Frederick – Carroll

Have more questions?

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and get all the answers you need!