Frequently Asked Questions

You tell us about your renovation or new build project through a short form. A Renoowl advisor calls you (often the same day) to understand your scope, budget, and timeline. We then hand-pick a vetted, top-rated contractor from our network who matches your project and location. You meet them, ask questions, and move forward only when you're ready — no obligation.

Yes. Renoowl is 100% free to homeowners. We're compensated by contractors in our network, not by you. There's no cost, no hidden fee, and no obligation to hire anyone we introduce you to.

Every contractor goes through a 3-point vetting process: we verify their license, insurance, and legal standing; we run background and reference checks; and we track their performance on every completed job. Only the top 8% of applicants make it into our network.

Contractors are ranked entirely by homeowner ratings — not by how much they pay us. If a contractor's rating drops below 9 out of 10, they're permanently removed from our network. This keeps every pro in our system accountable to real results.

Most homeowners are matched within 48 hours of their initial call with a Renoowl advisor.

We match homeowners with vetted contractors for kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, home additions and new builds, whole-home renovations, basement finishing, roofing and siding, decks and outdoor living, flooring, and windows and doors.

No. There's zero obligation. You meet the contractor, compare quotes and approach, and only move forward if you're fully confident it's the right fit.

Renoowl matches homeowners across the United States with local, vetted contractors in their area.

A Renoowl advisor reviews your submission and calls you to discuss your project scope, budget, and timeline in more detail. From there, we match you with a contractor from our vetted network and schedule your introduction call.

No. We don't sell your information to multiple companies. We match you with one hand-picked, vetted contractor based on your specific project — not a flood of competing bids.