Home Remodeling Contractor in Prince George's & Montgomery County, MD

You walk past that kitchen every day. You have thought about the bathroom more times than you can count. What stops most people is not the work. It is not knowing the number. So you guess, and the number in your head is scarier than the real one. Comeback Construction is a Maryland licensed contractor, MHIC #166936. We help you find out where you stand in about a minute, and then we plan the job with you.

Know your price in minutes

Answer four quick questions: what you are remodeling, how big it is, how much work you want done, and when. We email you a rough price range. No salesman. No home visit just to get a number. The range is a starting point, and we confirm the real number in person. Build your initial estimate easily at our free estimate calculator.

Your kitchen

Most kitchen replacements in our area run $40,000 to $70,000. Your project could land above or below that depending on size and scope. Here is how we think about the three levels of work:

• Refresh: new counters, backsplash and paint. The cabinets stay.
• Replace: new cabinets, counters and floors, with the same layout.
• Redesign: we move walls, plumbing or appliances to change the layout.

The more you change the layout, the more the price climbs, because walls, pipes and wiring cost more to move than cabinets cost to swap. If you are not sure which level fits, the estimate form has a "not sure" option, and Johnathon will help you decide at the free design visit.

Your bathroom

Most full bathroom replacements run $14,000 to $28,000. A half bath or powder room costs less. A large primary bath costs more.

• Refresh: a new vanity, toilet, fixtures and paint.
• Replace: new tile, tub or shower, and vanity, with the same layout.
• Redesign: we move plumbing or change the layout.

These are rough ranges. We confirm the real number in person.

What moves the price of a kitchen

Four things do most of the work on your number. The first is size. A 10 by 10 kitchen costs less than a 10 by 20. The second is the layout. Moving a sink or a wall costs more than keeping them where they are. The third is the cabinets. Stock, semi-custom and custom cabinets are three different price levels, and the cabinets are often the largest single line. The fourth is the counters and floors. Quartz, granite and laminate sit far apart. When Johnathon plans your kitchen with you, he walks through these four choices and shows you what each one does to the total.

What moves the price of a bathroom

In a bathroom, size matters less than what is inside. A small bath with a custom tile shower can cost more than a large bath with a simple tub surround. Tile, glass, a free-standing tub and moving the plumbing are the usual drivers. A refresh, where the layout stays, is the lowest-cost way to make a bathroom feel new. If your bathroom is dated but works, start there.

What to decide before the design visit

• What bothers you most about the room today.
• Whether you want to keep the layout or change it.
• A monthly payment you are comfortable with, if you plan to finance.
• Any dates you need to finish by, such as a holiday or a family visit.
• Photos of rooms you like. They help more than adjectives.

You do not need to have answers to all of these. Come with what you have.

How it works

1. Answer four questions. It takes a minute.
2. Your price range lands in your email.
3. Sit down with Johnathon. Plan your layout, materials and budget. This visit is free.
4. You get a written estimate with labor and materials listed, and a start date and a finish date in writing.
5. We build. You get photos and a short text every Friday.
6. We walk the finished job with you. The 5-year warranty on labor and materials begins.

The design consult is free

Johnathon used to work on a hospital emergency response team. Fast calls. People on their worst day. In construction, he kept seeing homeowners handed a huge quote with no one asking what they needed. So he asks. Before any work starts, he sits down with you and plans the layout, the materials and the budget. You decide how far to go. Nothing is rushed, and nothing is added without your yes.

Dates in writing

Your start date and your finish date go in the contract before we begin. If we miss the finish date, we pay you $500 a day, up to $2,500. Applies to the finish date in your signed contract. Does not apply to delays caused by weather, changes you ask for, permit or inspection delays, or HOA approvals. The estimate lists labor and materials, and the estimate is the invoice.

Pay monthly

You do not have to wait until you have the full amount saved. Financing is through us. No bank. No third party. Ask Johnathon about terms for your project. Financing is through Comeback Construction. Terms depend on your project. Ask Johnathon for details.

Older homes and what is behind the wall

Many homes in Prince George's and Montgomery County are 40 to 80 years old. Behind the cabinets and tile of an older kitchen or bath, we sometimes find old wiring, tired plumbing or water damage nobody knew about. We open things up carefully, show you what we find with photos, and give you the price to fix it before we go further. You decide. We do not bury surprises in the invoice. If your house also needs exterior work, we cover it all through one contractor and one invoice.

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