Independent remodeling advisory · Serving homeowners nationwide

Your home.
Your money.
Your decision.

Know what you're buying before you build.

Remodeling your home can be one of the biggest financial decisions you'll make. But how do you know whether a contractor's estimate is complete? How do you compare three proposals when they all look different? And how do you know what questions to ask before signing?

We don't sell remodeling. We help you understand it.

No contractor commissions. Ever. That's the whole point.

“I have three estimates. They're all different. I don't know what I'm actually comparing.”

— Every homeowner, at some point

We'll help you understand the differences.

That's where Remodel Advocate comes in. We work exclusively for the homeowner, helping you understand your project, define the scope, compare contractor estimates, and make an informed decision before you commit.

You don't need another contractor.

You need someone in your corner.

Contractors have experience selling and building remodeling projects. Homeowners typically don't. Remodel Advocate provides independent guidance throughout the decision-making process.

You choose the contractor. We help you understand the choice.

We help you identify:

  • What's included
  • What's excluded
  • What's missing
  • What allowances really mean
  • Where additional costs may occur
  • What questions you should ask
  • What differences exist between contractor proposals

The Remodel Advocate Method™

Seven steps, from first idea to signed contract.

  1. 01

    Define

    We understand your goals, priorities, and expectations.

  2. 02

    Scope

    We help establish a clear scope of work.

  3. 03

    Budget

    We help you understand the financial parameters of the project.

  4. 04

    Compare

    We analyze contractor proposals side-by-side.

  5. 05

    Verify

    We help you perform appropriate contractor due diligence.

  6. 06

    Question

    We identify the questions that need answers before you sign.

  7. 07

    Decide

    You make the final contractor decision with better information.

How we help

Three ways to work with an advocate, depending on where you are.

Remodeling Consultation

Get clarity before you commit.

$299

A 90-minute consultation covering your project, preliminary scope, budget discussion, contractor questions, and initial recommendations.

  • 90-minute consultation
  • Preliminary scope & budget discussion
  • Contractor questions & initial recommendations
  • $299 applied to a Bid Review if you move up
Book a Consultation

Complete Remodel Advocate

An expert in your corner.

Starting at $3,995

From initial scope through contractor selection — due diligence, interview support, and ongoing guidance to signing.

  • Scope, budget & proposal analysis
  • Contractor due diligence & interviews
  • Final comparison report
  • Pre-contract guidance & ongoing support
Talk to an Advocate

For larger projects, custom pricing is available.

Why Remodel Advocate?

  • Independent

    We work for the homeowner.

  • Transparent

    We explain the numbers, scope, and differences between proposals.

  • Experienced

    We understand how remodeling projects are sold, estimated, and built.

  • Homeowner-first

    Our focus is helping you understand your options.

  • No contractor commissions

    We do not accept compensation from contractors for recommending their services.

Before you sign...

Ask yourself:

Do I understand exactly what is included?

Do I know what's excluded?

Are the estimates actually comparing the same project?

Do I understand the allowances?

Do I know how change orders will be handled?

Have I asked the contractor the right questions?

If you can't confidently answer those questions… talk to an advocate.

Want to check your bids yourself first? Get the free guide: 15 Red Flags in Contractor Bids.

Remodel Advocate

Schedule your remodeling consultation

Your home. Your money. Your decision. Know what you're buying before you build.

Remodel Advocate does not accept compensation from contractors. Every review is prepared independently, for the homeowner only.