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Serving Rockville and the Maryland towns around it

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Rockville

From Twinbrook colonials to Pike District condos, Rockville homes each call for a different remodel approach.

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Silver Spring

Silver Spring's older bungalows and rowhouses need updates that respect the bones of the house.

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Bethesda

Bethesda's older brick homes near NIH get remodeled to a higher finish standard than most of the county.

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Chevy Chase

Chevy Chase Village's historic review rules mean the real work here happens inside the house.

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Potomac

Potomac's large wooded lots along the river call for walkout basements and custom scale kitchens.

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Columbia

Columbia's village layout means split levels and townhomes from the Rouse era, each needing different basement work.

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Wheaton

Wheaton's post-war ramblers and split levels need bathroom and flooring updates that respect the original layout.

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Clarksburg

Clarksburg's new construction homes come with unfinished basements ready to be built out.

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Frederick

Frederick's historic rowhouses and newer subdivisions need two different approaches to the same trade.

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Damascus

Damascus keeps its rural feel, with older farmhouses and larger lots shaping how basements get finished.

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North Potomac

North Potomac's 1980s and 1990s subdivisions are due for a first real remodel.

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Poolesville

Poolesville's farmhouses and agricultural reserve setting call for work that respects a working rural property.

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Gaithersburg

Gaithersburg runs from the older streets of Olde Towne to the Kentlands and Lakelands townhomes built from the late 1980s on.

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Germantown

Germantown was laid out in planned villages, with townhomes and single family subdivisions built from the 1970s through the 2000s.

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Brookeville

Brookeville is a small historic town surrounded by larger country lots between Olney and Sandy Spring.

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College Park

College Park's older neighborhoods around the University of Maryland are full of early and mid 1900s bungalows, Cape Cods and brick colonials.

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Bowie

Bowie mixes Old Town's railroad era streets with the Levitt built Belair neighborhoods of the 1960s and newer subdivisions like Fairwood.

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Upper Marlboro

Upper Marlboro is Prince George's County's seat, surrounded by subdivisions like Marlton, Marlboro Meadows and Beech Tree.

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Annapolis

Annapolis ranges from colonial era rowhouses in the Historic District to waterfront homes in Eastport and postwar houses in West Annapolis.

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Towson

Towson is Baltimore County's seat, known for the brick rowhouses of Rodgers Forge and the older single family streets of Stoneleigh.

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