A kitchen remodel is one of the most important investments homeowners make in their property.
Monnot Construction, LLC provides professional kitchen remodeling services in Maryland, helping homeowners plan, rebuild, and upgrade kitchens with a focus on function, durability, and code-compliant construction.
Whether you’re planning a custom kitchen renovation, rebuilding after water damage, or updating an aging layout, our team manages the entire process from initial planning through final completion.
Serving homeowners throughout our Maryland service areas, we approach every kitchen remodel with careful coordination, clear communication, and licensed general contracting oversight to ensure your vision becomes a reality.
Full-Service Kitchen Remodeling — Planned, Managed, and Built Correctly
Kitchen remodeling projects involve much more than just picking out finishes and fixtures. Structural changes, plumbing reroutes, electrical upgrades, and layout modifications require professional planning and licensed execution to ensure the "heart of the home" functions safely for years to come.
"The team was extremely reliable and the quality of the work was very good. The prices are also reasonable. I would hire them in the future..."
— Quentin Haywood
Our kitchen remodeling services are designed to:
- Improve functionality and workflow: Optimizing the "kitchen triangle" for better usability.
- Update aging materials: Replacing worn cabinetry and countertops with high-durability options.
- Address code or safety issues: Upgrading GFCI outlets, venting, and structural supports.
- Support long-term durability: Using moisture-resistant materials and professional-grade installation.
As a
licensed kitchen remodeling contractor, we coordinate all phases of the remodel under one accountable process. To verify our professional standing in the state of Maryland, please visit our
licenses and certifications page.
Average Maryland Kitchen Remodel Costs (2025–2026)
Understanding the investment required for a kitchen renovation helps in setting realistic goals. In Maryland, costs vary based on square footage, material quality, and whether the layout is being altered.
- Minor Refresh ($15,000 – $25,000): Focusing on cosmetic updates like cabinet painting, new hardware, and entry-level granite or quartz countertops.
- Mid-Range Remodel ($30,000 – $75,000): Often includes full replacement of stock or semi-custom cabinets, mid-tier appliances, new flooring, and professional backsplash tiling.
- High-End / Luxury Renovation ($80,000+): Features custom cabinetry, premium stone like marble or high-grade quartz, professional-grade appliance packages, and structural changes like removing load-bearing walls.
Investing 5% to 15% of your home’s value into a kitchen remodel is generally considered the "sweet spot" for maximizing your Return on Investment (ROI) in the Maryland market.
Kitchen Remodels After Water Damage
Many of our projects begin with a crisis. Plumbing failures or appliance leaks often destroy cabinetry and flooring before you even realize there is a problem. In these cases, the kitchen rebuild after water damage requires a specific approach that balances immediate mitigation with permanent, high-quality reconstruction.
"We needed our kitchen to be remodeled with new cabinets, floors and lighting after we had some water damage... Gil provided recommendations... if you’re on the fence call Gil." — Chris W.
Rebuilding Kitchens After Water Damage
- Controlled Demolition: Careful removal of water-damaged cabinetry to preserve unaffected areas.
- Structural Remediation: Subfloor and framing repairs where moisture has compromised the wood.
- System Upgrades: Code-compliant electrical and plumbing work while walls are open.
- Insurance Alignment: Coordinating the rebuild with insurance-approved scopes of loss.
Our extensive experience with insurance-related rebuilds allows us to restore kitchens safely while aligning with claim requirements. For more information on the reconstruction phase, see our guide on
rebuild after water damage.
Our Proven Kitchen Remodeling Process
Every kitchen remodel follows a structured, multi-step process to minimize disruption to your home life and ensure high-quality outcomes.
"Monnot Construction did an amazing job renovating my living room and kitchen... Gil walked me through everything... outstanding work!!"
— Christopher Powell
- Planning & Evaluation: We review your existing kitchen layout, discuss your aesthetic goals, and identify any structural or system changes required.
- Scope Development & Scheduling: A clear, itemized scope is developed outlining work phases, materials, and realistic timelines. This is where we review Maryland permit needs.
- Construction & Installation: Our licensed trades complete demolition, rebuild, and installation work. We coordinate all necessary inspections with the county or city.
Code-Compliant Kitchen Renovations in Maryland
Modern kitchens are the most complex rooms in the house. A custom kitchen remodel often involves complex systems that require permits and mandatory inspections.
From ensuring proper circuit loads for new appliances to meeting venting requirements for gas ranges, we prioritize the technical details that keep your home safe.
We prioritize:
- Permit Management: We handle the filing with Maryland local jurisdictions.
- Code-Compliant Construction: Meeting or exceeding current safety standards.
- Inspection Coordination: Managing the walkthroughs with local building officials.
Kitchen Remodeling FAQs
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Maryland?
In 2026, Maryland homeowners typically spend between $25,000 and $75,000 for a mid-range kitchen remodel. Factors like custom cabinetry and structural wall removals can push costs over $100,000.
How long does a kitchen remodel take?
A standard kitchen remodel usually takes between 6 to 10 weeks once construction begins. Factors like custom cabinet lead times and permit approval windows can impact the total duration.
What questions should I ask a kitchen remodel contractor?
You should always ask for their MHIC license number, proof of liability and workers' comp insurance, a list of recent local references, and how they handle unforeseen structural issues or change orders.
Do I need permits for a kitchen remodel?
Yes. In Maryland, permits are required for almost any kitchen remodel that involves plumbing, electrical work, or structural changes (like removing walls). As your GC, we manage all permit filings for you.
Who should I hire first for a kitchen remodel—a designer or a contractor?
If you have a clear idea of your layout, hiring a licensed contractor like Monnot Construction first is often more efficient. We can provide "design-build" services that combine planning with construction under one contract, ensuring the design stays within your actual budget.
Can a kitchen be remodeled after water damage?
Absolutely. We specialize in transitioning from emergency water damage repairs into a full kitchen remodel. This is often the best time to upgrade your layout. Learn more on our rebuild after water damage page.
Start Planning Your Kitchen Remodel
A well-planned kitchen remodel improves daily function while protecting the long-term value of your home. Working with a licensed general contractor ensures the project is completed safely, professionally, and to the high standards you expect.