How Raleigh Elite Bathroom Remodeling Works
We are a referral service. Homeowners tell us about a bathroom project, and we pass it to a local contractor who contacts them for an estimate. Here's exactly what that means.
No cost and no obligation. Tell us about your project and a local contractor will reach out to talk it through.
What we do, and what we don't
Raleigh Elite Bathroom Remodeling connects homeowners in Raleigh and nearby Triangle cities with local contractors for bathroom remodeling, tub to shower conversions, walk-in showers, bathtub replacement, vanity installation and bathroom design.
We are not a contractor. We don't employ installers, perform remodeling work, hold contractor licenses, or provide estimates ourselves. The contractor who contacts you is an independent business that sets its own prices, schedules, warranties and terms.
What we do is simple: make it easy to get your project in front of a contractor who does this kind of work in your area, and give you useful information about the work before you talk to anyone.
How a request works
You send a request
Use the estimate form or call. Tell us your city, the project type, your timeline and what you have in mind.
We pass it to a contractor
We share your request with a local contractor serving your area, for the purpose of contacting you about your project.
The contractor contacts you
They talk through the project, arrange a visit and give you an estimate. Whether you hire them is your decision.
Questions to ask any contractor
Because the contractor is independent, it's your job to check them out before you sign. That's true whether you found them through us or anywhere else.
- Are you licensed for this work? In North Carolina, projects of $40,000 or more require a licensed general contractor, and plumbing and electrical work must be done by contractors licensed by the state's plumbing and electrical boards.
- Can you show proof of liability insurance and, if you have employees, workers' compensation?
- Will you pull the permits this job needs, and who schedules inspections?
- What's included in the written estimate, and how are changes priced?
- What warranty do you offer on workmanship, and who backs the product warranties?
You can look up a general contractor's license with the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors.
What this site is for
- Free for homeowners to use
- No obligation to hire anyone
- Plain-language guides to each kind of bathroom project
- Local pages for Raleigh and 10 nearby cities
What it isn't
- Not a contractor or remodeling company
- No reviews, ratings or endorsements of any contractor
- No guarantee of price, timing or results, which are set by the contractor
Ready to talk about your bathroom?
Tell us what you want to change. We pass your project to a local bathroom contractor who contacts you to set up an estimate.
We are a referral service, not a contractor. Submitting a request is free and does not commit you to anything.