Plan your remodel
Plan your remodel before anyone bids
Tell us what you want to change, where the house is and when you hope to start. A person at HyreRemodel reads it and answers your question. Matching with remodeling contractors is still being built, and no company gets your details until you agree.
- No cost, and no obligation to hire anyone
- No contractor gets your details until you agree
- Not a contractor: we will not price the work
Built before 1978? Paid work that disturbs the paint needs an EPA Lead-Safe Certified firm. Mention the year in step 5.
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Tell us about the project
One short form. Your address, zip code, name, email and phone are required; the project questions are optional.
What happens after I send it?
We reply by email. We call only if you give a number and check the consent box. When we can introduce remodeling contractors in your area, we name each one and ask you first. Until then, the reply is our answer to your question, not a bid.
How HyreRemodel works sets out each step, and how contractors will be checked explains the checks planned before any introduction, and what no check can tell you.
What makes an inquiry easy to answer?
- What is not working. No storage, no light, one bathroom for five people. The problem shapes the project more than the room name.
- What might move. A sink, a wall, a toilet or the electrical panel. Moving things is where budgets grow.
- The age of the house. A home built before 1978 brings EPA lead-safe rules for any paid work that disturbs paint.
- What you already have. Drawings, a survey, a bid you want to understand, or photos of the rooms.
Questions before you send it
Does it cost anything to use this?
No. The form costs nothing and commits you to nothing: not a contractor, not a design and not a start date. Every guide and all ten remodeling tools work without it.
Who will contact me?
HyreRemodel, first. Matching with remodeling contractors is still being built. Where we can introduce contractors serving your area, we tell you first, and no company gets your details until you agree.
Will my details be sold?
No. We do not sell lists or run lead auctions, and introducing you to a company you asked to meet is not a sale. The privacy policy explains what we store, and the lead quality standard sets out our rules.
Do I have to give a phone number?
No. The phone field is optional, and the form sends without it. We only call or text if you check the consent box.
Can you tell me what my remodel will cost?
No. We have not seen the house, and we publish no national average. What moves the number is structure, plumbing and wiring, not tile. What remodeling costs lists the lines a bid should show, and the calculators take your own prices.
I do not know what I want yet. Is it too early?
No. “Not sure yet” is an option for that reason. The problem you want solved matters more than the project name, and a remodel built around the wrong problem is the costliest mistake there is. Tell us what is not working, and we will point you to the page that helps.
How many bids will I get, and how fast?
We promise neither, because matching is still being built. If you want bids this month, call local contractors yourself, and take the checks from how to choose a remodeling contractor with you.
Is HyreRemodel a remodeling contractor?
No. HyreRemodel is an independent remodeling guide. We do not design, build, manage or inspect construction, we employ no tradespeople, and we do not rate, recommend or guarantee any company’s work.
Not ready yet? Nothing here is gated.
You never have to fill in this form to use the site. If you would rather understand the project first, start here:
- Remodeling services: sorted by the problem you are solving, not the room
- What remodeling costs: what moves the budget, and what you choose
- Quote comparison worksheet: line up three proposals on the same scope
- Choosing a remodeling contractor: license, insurance and what to ask
- Permits and approvals: zoning, plan review and inspections
- About HyreRemodel: who publishes this site and how we expect to be paid