Rosedale

If you are looking for quality kitchen or bath cabinets and counter tops at competitive prices along with experienced designers, Baltimore Kitchen & Baths is the answer! Family- owned and operated, we opened the doors of our 8,000 sq ft showroom to the public in 1983.

We are among the first to pioneer computer-aided kitchen designing to help our customers visualize the potential results of their kitchen renovation. We offer bath and kitchen cabinets Baltimore residents can afford without sacrificing the quality.

Our philosophy of superior customer service is evidenced by the fact that our largest source of new business comes from referrals of satisfied clients. We strive to provide kitchen and bathroom remodel Baltimore MD can count on.

At Eco Kitchen Cabinets, we specialize in providing high-quality, affordable wood cabinetry that combines both style and functionality. Our cabinetry is designed to be not only aesthetically pleasing but also reliable and durable, ensuring long-lasting performance in your kitchen or other spaces. In addition to our cabinetry, we offer a wide selection of flooring options, including Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT), wood, and porcelain tiles. These flooring solutions are designed to enhance the beauty of your home while providing exceptional durability and ease of maintenance.
We are proud to offer wholesale prices, ensuring you get the best value for your investment.

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Whether you’re remodeling your home or simply making stylish, energy-efficient upgrades to your windows, Window Marvel is here to serve as your partner in the process.

Acadia Windows & Doors has been producing, manufacturing and selling Windows & Doors for 75 years. In 1947, shortly after the end of WWII, the company was founded in a garage on Route 40 in Rosedale, MD, a suburb of Baltimore. Starting with a solid growth pattern in aluminum products while looking for new and innovative ways to bring quality products to the customer. In 1973, during the very beginning of the vinyl window industry, Acadia saw the potential of this new material and invested in the materials, tooling and equipment to produce these wondrous new products. By the mid ’80s, aluminum had taken a permanent back seat to vinyl and was soon to disappear altogether.