Always free for homeowners
Find a vetted remodeling contractor — free
Tell us your project, your area, and how to reach you, and Keystone Reno will connect you, free, with vetted, licensed remodeling contractors near you. You compare written quotes and choose who to hire.
Tell us your project
Your project type, your area, and how to reach you. Contact and project details only — never financial records.
Get matched, free
We connect you with vetted, licensed, insured remodeling contractors near you, at no cost to you.
Compare quotes
Get detailed written estimates and ask the right questions. The lowest bid isn't always the best.
You choose & hire
You decide who to hire and hold the final payment until the work is finished and you're satisfied.
What Keystone Reno does
Keystone Reno is a free matching service for homeowners. We are not a contractor, builder, licensed remodeler, or design firm, and we do not perform remodeling work.
Our job is simple: help you get connected with vetted, licensed, insured remodeling contractors near you for projects like kitchens, bathrooms, additions, basements, and whole-home remodels. You stay in control the whole time.
What you share
We only need basic contact and project details to help match you: your name, phone, email, project type, city or ZIP code, timeline, and preferred language.
We do not need bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, income details, or other sensitive personal records. The goal is just to understand what kind of remodel you want and where you need help.
How the free matching works
Most homeowners do best when they compare more than one contractor. That is the real value here: instead of starting from zero, you get connected with local pros who fit your project type and area.
You can learn more on How It Works, browse common project types, and review typical remodel costs before you decide who to meet.
What a good contractor should provide
A good remodeling contractor should explain the scope clearly, give you a written quote or estimate, show proof of license and insurance, and tell you when permits may be needed. Because rules change by city and state, always verify license and insurance yourself and check with your local building department when needed.
This is general information only, not construction, engineering, legal, or financial advice. The right details depend on your home, your city, and the exact work.
Red flags to avoid
A remodel is a big spend, and this is where people get burned. Slow down if a contractor asks for a large cash-only deposit, wants full payment up front, refuses to put things in writing, cannot show a valid license, or pressures you to "sign today."
The homeowner should stay in control. Compare written quotes, ask questions, and hold final payment until the work is done and you are satisfied under the terms of your contract.
What remodels usually cost
Even before you talk to contractors, it helps to know the rough range. Many bathroom remodels land around $10,000 to $30,000+, kitchens often run about $25,000 to $80,000+, and larger additions or whole-home remodels can go much higher.
Those are broad ranges, not quotes. The real number depends on scope, materials, the age and condition of the home, local labor costs, permit needs, and the contractor you hire. That is why comparing quotes matters.