Bathroom Remodeling in Greenbelt, MD

Our services in Greenbelt

• New Home Construction in Greenbelt
• Kitchen Remodeling in Greenbelt
• Home Additions in Greenbelt
• Custom Carpentry in Greenbelt
• Bathroom Remodeling (all Maryland)

Permits & Approvals in Greenbelt

City of Greenbelt Building Services & PG County DPIE

Greenbelt has its own City Building Services division alongside PG County DPIE oversight. Properties in the Old Greenbelt Historic District require an additional Historic Area Work Permit (HAWP) review for changes to exterior character-defining features of these 1930s New Deal–era homes.

• Old Greenbelt Historic District homes require a HAWP for exterior changes — interior remodels typically do not need HAWP review.
• City of Greenbelt building permits are required in addition to any PG County filings for structural, plumbing, or electrical work.
• Greenbelt East and Boxwood Village are outside the historic district and follow standard PG County permitting.
• We are familiar with the HAWP process and guide historic district homeowners through the review.

Neighborhoods in Greenbelt

• Old Greenbelt (Historic District)
• Greenbelt East
• Boxwood Village
• Lakeside
• Springhill Lake
• Schrom Hills

Recent projects in Greenbelt

• Old Greenbelt Historic Kitchen Renovation (Kitchen, 2025) — Careful modernization of a 1930s New Deal–era kitchen in the historic district — updated plumbing, new appliances, and custom cabinetry respecting the original proportions.
• Greenbelt East Home Addition (Addition, 2024) — 450 sq ft rear addition adding a main-floor laundry room and expanded eating area to a 1980s single-family home, fully permitted through PG County DPIE.
• Boxwood Village Bathroom Suite (Bathroom, 2025) — Master bathroom upgrade in a contemporary townhome — frameless glass shower, soaking tub, heated floor tile, and custom double vanity.

What Greenbelt homeowners are saying

• "We own a historic home in Old Greenbelt and were nervous about finding a contractor who understood the HAWP process. KDB had done it before and made the whole thing seamless." — Christine & Paul O., Old Greenbelt
• "The addition KDB built in Greenbelt East came in on budget and on schedule. They handled all the county permits and communicated with us every step of the way." — Jerome B., Greenbelt East
• "Our master bathroom hadn't been touched since the 1990s. KDB transformed it into something you'd see in a design magazine." — Monique S., Boxwood Village

Frequently asked questions — Greenbelt

I live in Old Greenbelt. Do I need a Historic Area Work Permit to remodel my kitchen?

Interior remodels generally do not require a HAWP unless they involve exterior changes visible from the street. We confirm your specific scope against the HAWP criteria during the initial consultation.

Does Greenbelt have its own permit office, or do I use Prince George's County?

Both. The City of Greenbelt has its own Building Services division. Most structural, plumbing, and electrical work also triggers a PG County DPIE permit. We file with both agencies and coordinate all inspections.

What types of projects do you complete in Greenbelt?

We handle kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, custom carpentry, and new home builds throughout Greenbelt — including historic district homes and Greenbelt East single-family homes.

How long does a home addition permit take in Greenbelt?

Addition permits typically take 3–6 weeks through both the City and PG County DPIE. Historic district properties requiring HAWP review add 2–4 additional weeks.

Service area & drive time

Approximately 35 minutes from our Waldorf office via MD-4 North to Capital Beltway (I-495) toward College Park.

We serve all of Greenbelt including the Historic District, Greenbelt East, and Boxwood Village, as well as neighboring College Park, Berwyn Heights, and Beltsville.