Kitchen Remodeling in Logan Circle
Cabinetry, stone, lighting and layout — the full kitchen, designed and built by the same in-house team.
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Remodeling Contractor in Logan Circle, District of Columbia
Logan Circle's Victorian rowhouses and brownstones ring one of the city's grandest traffic circles, with the 14th Street corridor at its edge. Owners rebuild kitchens at the back of narrow plans, stack modern baths above, finish basements and renovate whole homes behind preserved facades.
Design-build remodeling in Logan Circle
Talk to Logan Circle homeowners and a theme repeats: they are not chasing a new address. They like the street, the commute and the schools. The remodel is how the house catches up — a kitchen that hosts, a bath that works at 7 a.m., a lower level that earns its keep.
Homeowners across the circle and Vermont Avenue NW, the 14th Street NW corridor, Rhode Island Avenue, and the Victorian rowhome blocks of Kingman Place and Q Street NW hire us for the same reason: a single design-build team that designs it, permits it, builds it and warranties it — no handoffs, no day-labor subs.
Geography shapes the work here. Around Vermont Avenue NW, the questions are about fitting new space and new systems into homes that were built for a different era, while near Rhode Island Avenue the projects skew toward kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling. We plan for both — and for the permit office that reviews them.
There is a reason Logan Circle homeowners call us before they call a mover. Between the 14th Street NW corridor and the Victorian rowhome blocks of Kingman Place, the location does the persuading; the house just needs to catch up. So the budgets land on kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling first, with the rest designed in as later phases rather than afterthoughts.
Most common calls from Logan Circle
Ask Logan Circle homeowners what they would change first and most point at the kitchen: too little counter, cabinets from another decade, and a layout that isolates the cook. That is exactly the work we do most here.
The typical Logan Circle bath project trades a tub-shower combo and a single vanity for a walk-in shower, double sinks and storage that was designed, not squeezed in.
Whole-home renovation shows up in Logan Circle when a great street hides a tired interior — we phase kitchen, baths and living spaces under one design so the house reads as one project.
Most Logan Circle basements we finish become the family's favorite level — a bath, a wet bar or kitchenette, and space for guests that does not cost anyone their bedroom.
Where Logan Circle projects usually start
Bathroom Remodeling in Logan Circle
Primary suites, hall baths and aging-in-place conversions — tile, glass and fixture work by our in-house crew.
Whole-Home Renovation in Logan Circle
Every room, one design: phased whole-home builds that keep the address and replace the compromises.
Basement Finishing in Logan Circle
Below-grade living space done legally: egress, moisture control, baths and kitchenettes under permit.
Recent work around Logan Circle
Neighborhoods & ZIP codes we serve in Logan Circle
In and around the circle and Vermont Avenue NW, the 14th Street NW corridor, Rhode Island Avenue, and the Victorian rowhome blocks of Kingman Place and Q Street NW.
- ZIP 20005
- All of Logan Circle
- District of Columbia
Every service we offer in Logan Circle
- Bathroom Remodeling
- Kitchen Remodeling
- Home Additions
- Basement Finishing
- Whole-Home Renovation
- Flooring Services
- Painting Services
- Drywall Repair & Installation
Nearby cities we serve
Guides for Logan Circle homeowners
- In-Law Suites and Multigenerational Additions in Maryland
- Kitchen layout ideas for Bethesda colonials
- Kitchen Remodel Cost Breakdown: Where the Money Actually Goes
Remodeling in Logan Circle — FAQ
How much does a remodel cost in Logan Circle, DC?
Our published Maryland ranges are the planning guide we quote from in Logan Circle 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 Vermont Avenue NW, 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 Logan Circle?
Most kitchen, bathroom, structural, plumbing and electrical work in Logan Circle 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.
Do you help with design and material choices in Logan Circle?
Yes — that is the design-build part. We develop the layout, guide cabinet, tile, counter and fixture selections, and price the actual materials you chose, so the fixed quote reflects your kitchen or bath, not an allowance guess.
What does your 5-year workmanship warranty cover in Logan Circle?
Everything we install: framing, tile, cabinetry, drywall, paint and finish work. If our workmanship fails within five years, we come back and make it right — in writing, in the same contract that covers the rest of your Logan Circle project.
How do I start a remodeling project in Logan Circle?
Call (240) 266-8317 or send the form on this page. We'll schedule a free 60–90 minute in-home consultation in Logan Circle, then deliver a fixed-price quote within 48 hours. No fee, no pressure, no obligation.
Homeowner Reviews
What homeowners say about us
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“" 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. "”