
Your congregation has outgrown the fellowship hall, the restrooms are not accessible and the kitchen cannot serve a hundred people. You need a number your board can vote on and a crew that is out of the building before Sunday. GHI gives you a written scope and price and builds Monday through Friday.
Every review below is a public Google review of GHI Improvements.
“They do what they say and deliver on the timeline they estimated. Elio is very responsive and looks to add value and help you through difficult design issues. Great company for any type of home improvement or home construction.”
Google reviewer · Aug 2025“The project was delivered on time and the quality of the workmanship was outstanding.”
Wayne Lawson · May 2024“The crew arrived on time and did very good work. They finished the job when they said they would! They even did extra things while they were here.”
Alan Rubin · Jun 2024Most Maryland churches we hear from are in buildings 40 to 80 years old, and the needs repeat:
Opening walls, new flooring, ceilings, lighting and paint so the hall serves meals, classes and events.
ADA-compliant restrooms with grab bars, wider stalls and doors, and family restrooms.
Layouts, counters, ventilation and finishes that can serve a congregation and pass the health inspection.
Exterior ramps, railings, wider doors and covered entries.
Sound-controlled walls, durable floors, safe finishes and sightlines for teachers.
Roof replacement and exterior repairs as part of a larger renovation.
You name one contact from the building committee; Elio is your one contact at GHI. Work runs Monday through Friday and the building is clean and safe before weekend services. The Google reviews on this page are from homeowners, not congregations; they speak to the things a committee cares about: a timeline that was met, a crew that arrived on time and workmanship that was called outstanding.




After a walkthrough with your committee you receive a written scope and price, itemized so the board can approve the whole project or a first phase. Permits for restrooms, structural work and additions are filed with your county by GHI. Payment follows milestones you can see.
We walk the building with your committee and list what the hall, kitchen, restrooms and entrances need.
An itemized scope and price your board can vote on, whole project or first phase.
GHI files with your county's permitting office and schedules the inspections. One crew, one point of contact.
We finish the punch list, clean up and hand over a space that passes inspection.
Three quick questions, then a call back to set your walkthrough, usually the same business day.
Yes. Monday through Friday by default, with the space cleaned and secured before weekend services. Midweek services are scheduled around too.
Yes. The written scope is itemized by area so your board can approve the restrooms this year and the fellowship hall next year.
Restrooms, kitchens with new plumbing, structural changes and ramps need a county permit; paint and flooring do not. We file what is needed and schedule inspections.
Yes. Clearances, grab bars, door widths, fixture heights and signage to the accessibility code your county inspector applies.
Montgomery County first, then Howard, Prince George's, Anne Arundel, Harford and the Reisterstown area of Baltimore County.
Yes. GHI Improvements, LLC holds MHIC license 113016 and the liability insurance it requires.