Kitchen remodeling in Indian Head, MD. We know when the Town permit applies and when it doesn't. MHIC #118450, 13 years in business. Call 240-794-2274. Veterans & active duty military: 10% off, up to $1,000. Mention it at your estimate.
Indian Head is an incorporated town in Charles County that borders Naval Support Facility Indian Head — founded in 1890 and, per the state, the Navy's oldest continuously operating ordnance station. Davis Construction & Home Improvement has remodeled kitchens throughout Indian Head, from simple cabinet and counter updates to full rebuilds.
We're MHIC-licensed (#118450), with 13 years in business and 30 years of experience. Call 240-794-2274 for a free estimate.
When the Town of Indian Head permit applies
Indian Head has its own Planning and Zoning Administrator and its own building permit. The town code is specific about what that permit covers: exterior construction, demolition, or alterations. Permits are issued by the Town Clerk after the Town Manager approves the application.
For a kitchen, that line between inside and outside is the whole question:
Interior-only work — cabinets, counters, flooring, a wall between the kitchen and dining room — falls outside the town's exterior-work permit. Any county permit for plumbing, electrical, or structural work still applies.
Anything that changes the outside — a new or bigger window over the sink, a range hood vented through the wall, a new door to the yard — needs a Town of Indian Head permit before the work starts.
We look at your plan with that line in mind and tell you exactly which approvals your kitchen needs.
What an Indian Head kitchen remodel includes
Cabinets — we install KraftMaid, Thomasville, American Woodmark, Wellborn, Diamond, Fabuwood, and MasterBrand
Granite and quartz countertops
Tile backsplash
Islands and peninsulas
Flooring — LVP, tile, or hardwood
Lighting through licensed electricians
Plumbing through licensed plumbers
Window and exterior-vent changes, permitted properly
Why Indian Head homeowners call us
We know where the town's permit starts and stops.
Town and county paperwork handled.
Licensed: MHIC #118450, 13 years in business, 30 years of experience.
Only if the work changes the outside of the house — a window, a door, or an exterior vent, for example. Interior-only kitchens don't need the town's exterior-work permit.
Typically 2–3 weeks for cabinets and countertops, and 6–10 weeks for a full remodel.
Most people do. We'll talk through a temporary kitchen setup at the estimate.
No pressure. No runarounds. Just honest work by a licensed Southern Maryland remodeling team. Veterans & active duty military: 10% off, up to $1,000. Mention it at your estimate.
