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How kitchen remodeling referrals work

We are a referral service, not a contractor. Here is exactly what we do, what the remodeler does, what you should expect, and what happens to the information you send.

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From first idea to a kitchen you use every day

  1. Plan your kitchenSend a short request about your kitchen, your town and what you want. Today that is the estimate form. A longer planner with nine short screens is planned for later.
  2. Get matchedWe pass your request to a kitchen remodeler registered in Connecticut who works in your town.
  3. Walk the kitchenThe remodeler visits, measures and talks through layout, materials and timing.
  4. Written estimateConnecticut law requires a written contract showing the contractor’s registration number. What the contract must say lists the rest.
  5. BuildYour remodeler handles permits where the work needs them, then builds your kitchen. The order of work shows the usual sequence.

Who does what

What we do

  • Publish plain guides based on official sources.
  • Take your request and pass it to a remodeler who works in your town.
  • Tell you when we cannot match your address.

What the remodeler does

  • Visits, measures and gives you a written estimate.
  • Signs a written contract with you, with their registration number on it.
  • Pulls permits where the work needs them, hires licensed trades and builds the kitchen.

What we do not do

  • We do not perform kitchen remodeling work, and we are not a home improvement contractor.
  • We do not set prices, schedules or warranties. Those come from the remodeler, in your contract.
  • We do not hold deposits or take payments for the work.
  • We do not promise that any remodeler will take your job. We refer; the remodeler decides and so do you.

What this costs you

Using this site costs you nothing. We may be paid by the companies we refer you to, which is explained on the referral and marketing disclosure page. The price of your project is whatever you and the remodeler agree in writing.

What happens to your information

The details you send are shared with a kitchen remodeling company serving your area, and they or we may contact you by phone, text or email about your request. Consent is not a condition of any purchase. The privacy policy explains what we collect, who receives it and how to ask us to delete it.

Next step

Ready to start your kitchen plan?

A short request is enough. No pressure, and no obligation.