Kitchen Remodeling in Anacostia
Cabinetry, stone, lighting and layout — the full kitchen, designed and built by the same in-house team.
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Remodeling Contractor in Anacostia, District of Columbia
Historic Anacostia holds Victorian cottages, frame houses and brick rowhomes around Cedar Hill, many with deep lots east of the Anacostia River. Remodels here often start with kitchens and baths in older footprints, then whole-home updates that bring wiring, insulation and finishes up to modern standards.
Design-build remodeling in Anacostia
Remodeling demand in Anacostia tracks the homes themselves. Every block has its own era and its own quirks, so we never quote from a template: we measure the actual rooms, open the actual walls on paper first, and price the house you own — not an average of it.
We serve homeowners across the Anacostia Historic District along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site on Cedar Hill, Good Hope Road, and the streets near the 11th Street Bridge Park area. Every project is run by our own in-house crew under one license — design, permits, build and warranty from a single signature.
What we quote in Anacostia depends on where in Anacostia you stand. The homes around Good Hope Road ask different things of a remodel than the ones near the Anacostia Historic District along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE — different ages, different bones, different budgets. That is why the estimate starts at your kitchen table, with your rooms measured and your ZIP (20020) permit path already mapped.
Permit reality shapes schedules here, too. Work around the streets near the 11th Street Bridge Park area goes through the same District of Columbia review as everywhere in the county, but the houses themselves vary street by street — which is why kitchen remodeling in one part of Anacostia can be a six-week job and a ten-week job three streets over. We price the house, not the average.
What we handle most in Anacostia
In Anacostia, kitchen work usually means one of three things: a wall coming down, storage doubling, or a full gut to the studs. We design all three around how the household actually cooks.
Bathrooms follow close behind in Anacostia — dated hall baths, primary suites with garden tubs nobody uses, and showers ready for modern waterproofing and real water pressure.
In Anacostia, whole-home projects are usually love-the-location decisions: the owners could move, but the street wins. We rebuild the inside to match the address, stage by stage.
In Anacostia, an unfinished basement is a floor waiting to happen: media space, a legal guest bedroom with egress, or the home office that ends the kitchen-table commute.
Most requested projects in Anacostia
Bathroom Remodeling in Anacostia
Primary suites, hall baths and aging-in-place conversions — tile, glass and fixture work by our in-house crew.
Whole-Home Renovation in Anacostia
Every room, one design: phased whole-home builds that keep the address and replace the compromises.
Basement Finishing in Anacostia
Below-grade living space done legally: egress, moisture control, baths and kitchenettes under permit.
Recent work around Anacostia
Neighborhoods & ZIP codes we serve in Anacostia
In and around the Anacostia Historic District along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site on Cedar Hill, Good Hope Road, and the streets near the 11th Street Bridge Park area.
- ZIP 20020
- All of Anacostia
- District of Columbia
Every service we offer in Anacostia
- Bathroom Remodeling
- Kitchen Remodeling
- Home Additions
- Basement Finishing
- Whole-Home Renovation
- Flooring Services
- Painting Services
- Drywall Repair & Installation
Nearby cities we serve
Guides for Anacostia homeowners
- Cabinet Refacing vs Replacement: An Honest Guide
- How to Choose a Remodeling Contractor in Maryland
- Design-build vs hiring a separate contractor: which is better?
Remodeling in Anacostia — FAQ
How much does a remodel cost in Anacostia, DC?
Our published Maryland ranges are the planning guide we quote from in Anacostia too: bathroom remodels run about $22,000–$48,000 and kitchens $38,000–$115,000, with additions and whole-home projects quoted by scope. Your exact number comes from a free in-home estimate — we measure, talk through materials, and leave a fixed-price written quote within 48 hours. Around the Anacostia Historic District along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, the first project we quote most often is kitchen remodeling — bring us the room and we will price it exactly.
Do I need a permit for a remodel in Anacostia?
Most kitchen, bathroom, structural, plumbing and electrical work in Anacostia requires a permit through the District's Department of Buildings (DOB). We prepare and file the permit package for every project we build, and schedule all inspections.
Which Anacostia neighborhoods do you serve?
We serve all of Anacostia — including the Anacostia Historic District along Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site on Cedar Hill, Good Hope Road, and the streets near the 11th Street Bridge Park area — across ZIP code(s) 20020. If your street is in Anacostia, we can be there this week for a free estimate.
How long will my Anacostia remodel take?
Typical construction timelines with our in-house crew: bathrooms 4–7 weeks, kitchens 7–11 weeks, basements 7–11 weeks, additions 14–22 weeks. Design and permitting happen before demo, and your schedule is written into the contract before work begins.
Is the in-home estimate in Anacostia really free?
Yes — the visit, the measurements and the fixed-price written quote are free, with no obligation to build with us. We would rather earn the project with a clear number than sell it with a vague one.
Homeowner Reviews
What homeowners say about us
★★★★★
“" Eagle did our primary bath top to bottom. Daily updates, foreman on site every morning, and the finished space looks better than the renderings. Fixed price held — no surprise upcharges. Would absolutely hire again. "”
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“" Whole-home renovation in our Eastport house. The historic district approval alone made me consider walking away from the project, but they handled HPC, the County, and HOA without me having to lift a finger. "”
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“" Kitchen + bath combo. The crew was respectful of the rest of the house — ZipWall everywhere, RamBoard on the floors, no dust in the rest of the home. We have two kids and stayed in the house the whole time. "”