Share Your Bathroom Project Details

Five short steps: your ZIP code, the project type, your timeline, whether you own the home, and your contact details with a consent checkbox. When you submit, this site passes the request to the lead marketplace named in the consent language, which routes it by ZIP code to remodeling companies that have asked to receive Louisville requests. The consent names who may contact you: this site, the marketplace, and up to four remodeling companies, by email, text or call at the number you give.

Nothing about that is a promise of contact, a price, an appointment or a timeframe. A company may call the same day or may not respond at all, depending on coverage and its own workload. Louisville Bath Pros does not choose which company responds and does not check any company before the request is routed. If you would rather deal with one specific firm, contact that firm directly rather than using this form.

Measurements, photographs, the age of the house and a clear sentence about what you actually want changed. The form does not ask for these, but the first conversation with a remodeling company goes better when they are to hand, and it makes two bids far easier to compare afterwards because both companies were told the same thing.

A short list, in the order it tends to come up: the room's measurements, including ceiling height, and where the window and the door swing sit; two or three phone photographs, one from the doorway and one of the area under the vanity; the year the house was built, because older Louisville housing commonly has cast-iron tubs and galvanized supply lines that add work; whether the drain and the fixtures are staying where they are; and your one-sentence priority, whether that is safer access, easier cleaning, a failed fixture or a layout that never worked. The buyer's guide on this site explains what to ask for in writing once bids arrive.

It cannot book a remodel, schedule a site visit, quote a price, order a fixture, send anyone to a property, or reach the remodeling company that contacted you. BetterAds Solutions LLC carries out no remodeling and employs no installers, so there is nobody at that address to pass a message to.

This matters most when someone is frustrated. If a job overran, a change order is disputed, an installer did not turn up, tile was damaged or a warranty is not being honored, emailing the publisher will not move the problem, because the publisher is not a party to your contract. The company you hired is, and its written scope, payment schedule and warranty are the documents that govern the dispute. For a contractor complaint in Kentucky, the Office of the Attorney General's consumer protection division accepts complaints, and Louisville Metro Codes and Regulations handles permit and inspection questions for the property. Feedback about a company that responded through this site is welcome and is read, but it will not be published as a review, because the site publishes none.