Kitchen & Bath Showrooms in Baltimore, MD
Updated · Ranked by Renovexus Score
Short answer: 9 kitchen and bath showrooms serve Baltimore. The highest-scoring are Carefree Kitchens, Inc. Corporate Offices and Warehouse (54), Home Surplus - Formerly Castle Wholesalers (50) and Legacy Wood Product Inc (50). None has a Maryland Home Improvement Commission license we could match yet, so ask for the number before you sign, and rated pros here average 4.5 stars across 477 Google reviews.
- Pros
- 9
- In town
- 9
- Verified
- 0
- Avg rating
- 4.5★
- Showroom
On their website: kitchen remodeling
- “staff”
- “installation”
- “cabinetry”
- ShowroomOpen Saturdays
- “kitchen design”
- “windows”
- “courteous staff”
Legacy Wood Product Inc
50 scoreShowroomOn their website: kitchen remodel, kitchen design, custom cabinetry
- “kitchen cabinet”
- “communication”
- “countertop quality”
Thomson Remodeling Company, Inc.
46 scoreShowroomOn their website: kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, licensed & insured
- “workmanship”
- “bathroom”
- “home”
Design 613, LLC
44 scoreShowroomOn their website: kitchen design
- “beautiful kitchen”
- “kitchen design”
- “space maximization”
- ShowroomOpen Saturdays
- “quality cabinets”
- “cabinets”
- “customer support”
No pros match every filter.
Common questions
How many kitchen and bath showrooms serve Baltimore, MD?
9 pros in our directory serve Baltimore; 9 are based in town and 0 have an active Maryland Home Improvement Commission license that we checked.
How are Baltimore kitchen and bath showrooms rated?
Across 477 Google reviews, the rated pros listed here average 4.5 stars. Each card shows its own rating and review count.
How does Renovexus pick which pro contacts me?
You send one request and one pro who serves Baltimore contacts you, a license-verified pro whenever one is available. We never sell your request to several contractors.
Planning a kitchen and bath showroom in Baltimore?
Tell us the scope and timing. One pro who serves Baltimore contacts you. Free, and never sold to a list.
Data: Google Business Profiles, contractors’ own websites, and the Maryland Home Improvement Commission registration lookup. How we verify.