Basic
$17 – $43 per sq ft
Standard-grade solid-color laminate on particleboard, square self-edge, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Supply and install a Formica/laminate countertop (template, cut, edge band, adhere, sink cutout) per sq ft of counter; removal of old top and plumbing extra.
Formica Countertop in Baltimore, Maryland typically costs $20 to $50 per sq ft as of 2026. Prices reflect local labor and material rates. Use our calculator below for a detailed, ZIP-code-adjusted estimate.
Prices in Baltimore are in line with the national average for formica countertop.
National average: $20 – $50 per sq ft
$17 – $43 per sq ft
Standard-grade solid-color laminate on particleboard, square self-edge, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Stone-look laminate on moisture-resistant core, beveled edge, 4 in. matching backsplash, sink cutout
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Find a pro to do this$25 – $63 per sq ft
High-definition stone-look laminate with matte texture on moisture-resistant core, profiled edge, tight seams, 4 in. backsplash, sink cutout
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Find a pro to do this| Component | Category | Price Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Materials | material | $9.18 – $23 | sq ft |
| Labor | labor | $6.79 – $17 | sq ft |
| Supplies & Other | supplies | $2.45 – $6.12 | sq ft |
| Equipment & Disposal | equipment | $1.63 – $4.08 | sq ft |
Dark slate-look laminate countertops in a kitchen with wood cabinets
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Find a pro to do thisGreen marble-pattern laminate countertop with a square edge
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Find a pro to do thisWhite marble-pattern laminate countertop sample surface
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Find a pro to do thisSee how formica countertop looks in each style, with photos of real projects by working designers.
Baltimore's rowhouses reward traditional detail and small-space thinking, and local designers often use bold color, wallpaper and collected furniture rather than a neutral palette. Converted industrial buildings add a loft option.
Work by Baltimore designers first, then the styles Baltimore draws from.
Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen: Kitchen 2
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Traditional kitchen: Elevated Classic Kitchen
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Traditional kitchen
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Material costs in Baltimore run proportionally higher than labor, which may favor labor-intensive approaches.
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