Kitchen remodeling in Columbia MD — replacing dated cabinets in Owen Brown & Kings Contrivance colonials and townhomes. Licensed contractor. Free estimates.
Call 443-856-5379 for a free estimate. Licensed & insured contractor.
The kitchen is the center of your home and the renovation most likely to increase your property value. PRG delivers kitchen remodels ranging from cosmetic refreshes to complete transformations with new layouts, custom cabinetry, and premium countertops.
During your free estimate, we assess your kitchen structure, discuss layout options, and help you prioritize upgrades within your budget. We coordinate cabinet orders (6-10 week lead times for custom), schedule trades, and manage the renovation so your kitchen downtime is minimized. Every project includes a detailed timeline with milestones.
Columbia's planned community design by James Rouse created neighborhoods with character that many homeowners want to preserve even as they modernize. Original 1960s-1970s homes often feature interesting architectural details but outdated kitchens and bathrooms that need full renovation. Newer infill construction and communities like Watershed bring homes with modern layouts but builder-standard finishes—basic cabinetry, laminate countertops, and no decks or porches—that buyers upgrade within the first year. PRG works with both eras, maintaining Columbia's character while delivering modern function.
Columbia's village system includes a wide range of housing from 1960s-1970s original construction to recent infill development. Homes range from mid-century modern townhomes and ranchers to larger colonials in villages like River Hill and Clarksville.
We serve homeowners across Columbia's villages including Owen Brown, Long Reach, Hickory Ridge, Kings Contrivance, Dorsey's Search, Town Center, River Hill, Oakland Mills, Harper's Choice, and Watershed.
Columbia's covenant system through the Columbia Association means exterior modifications often need architectural review. Many original 1960s-1970s homes have unique mid-century design elements worth preserving during remodels. The village system also means each area has slightly different guidelines.
Whole-house modernization in original Columbia homes, kitchen remodels that respect mid-century character while adding modern function, and bathroom accessibility upgrades for aging-in-place.