Tell us what you want to change and roughly what you have in mind. A verified remodeling contractor who covers your area will get in touch to talk through the scope, the timing and what to compare before you commit to a project this size.
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Paint, hardware, lighting or a new backsplash, with the layout unchanged.
Replacing or refinishing cabinets, often the biggest single cost and the biggest visual change.
New counters, sink, backsplash and sometimes flooring.
New appliances, ventilation and lighting, which can need electrical or gas work.
New cabinets, surfaces, appliances, lighting and finishes, usually with trades such as plumbing and electrical.
Moving walls, plumbing or gas lines. This is the most involved work and usually needs permits.
The materials, brands and finishes, so you can compare like with like.
Which are included, and who orders and supplies them.
Who does the plumbing, electrical and any structural work, and whether it is the contractor's own team.
Removal of the old kitchen and hauling it away.
Who applies for them and whether the cost is in the quote.
What happens to the price if you choose something different or the contractor finds a problem.
Ask for the license number and proof of insurance, then check them with your state or local board.
The scope, the price, the schedule and the materials, in writing.
Ask for the schedule and whether payments are tied to progress.
Cabinets and appliances can take weeks, which sets the timeline.
Ask how extra work is priced and approved, before it is done.
Ask what is covered, for how long, and how the site is protected and left.
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A paint-and-hardware refresh and a full gut remodel are very different projects. You talk through the scope before anyone prices it.
You hear what to expect in a proper quote, so you can compare contractors fairly.
You can ask questions and compare, and nobody pushes you to decide on the spot.
It varies widely with the size of the kitchen, how much you change, the materials and appliances you choose, and where you live. Namoye doesn't set prices. Ask for a written, itemized quote that shows what is included.
It depends on the scope and on how long cabinets and appliances take to arrive. Ask the contractor for a written schedule and what could change it.
Often, if the work involves structural, electrical, plumbing or gas changes. The rules differ by city and county, and the contractor should explain what is needed and handle it.
It depends on the project. Some contractors offer design and building together. A larger layout change often benefits from design help first. Ask each contractor what they provide.
Rules on deposits differ by state. A common approach is a modest deposit and then payments tied to progress. Be wary of a large payment upfront, and get the schedule in the contract.
Older homes can have surprises, such as outdated wiring or damp. Ask how extra work is priced and approved, and make sure any change is agreed in writing before it happens.
Usually, but you may be without a kitchen for a while. Ask the contractor how they plan to manage dust, water and power shutoffs, and what you should arrange in the meantime.
Rules differ by state and sometimes by city. Ask for the license number and proof of insurance, check them with your licensing board, and ask for recent references.
What you want to change, a rough budget and timeline, photos of the kitchen, and your ZIP code. If you don't have everything, send the request anyway.
No. Namoye is a free matching service. It doesn't do the work, price it or guarantee it. The contractor who contacts you is responsible for the job and the quote.
No to both. A verified contractor contacts you, and Namoye is free for you.
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Namoye is a free matching service. It is not a contractor and doesn't do, price or guarantee the work. Any quote comes from the contractor who contacts you. Check their license and insurance with your state before work starts.
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