Free plan in minutes
Scope, cost range and timeline for your project, priced for New York City, with what your building or block may require.
Tell REMODEL what you want to change. In a few minutes you get a plan, a realistic Brooklyn cost range and a timeline. Then hire an NYC-licensed contractor, with every payment held until you approve the work.
Free for homeowners · No obligation to hire · You approve every dollar
Scope, cost range and timeline for your project, priced for New York City, with what your building or block may require.
Every contractor’s NYC Home Improvement Contractor license is checked against the city’s records, and their insurance has to be current.
Everyone prices the same scope, and REMODEL flags missing items and overpriced lines before you choose.
You fund each stage before it starts. Stripe holds it, and your contractor is paid only when you approve.
Your plan flags what the board will likely ask for: an alteration agreement, insurance certificates, work hours and deposits.
Older buildings mean surprises. Plans call out lead-paint and asbestos testing for pre-1978 homes and leave room in the budget.
In historic districts like Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights and Fort Greene, exterior work usually needs Landmarks Preservation Commission approval. Check early, since it can add weeks to your timeline.
Most remodels need a Department of Buildings filing, and plumbing and electrical must be done by NYC-licensed master plumbers and electricians.
Nothing for homeowners. You pay your contractor’s price and nothing more. REMODEL earns a small fee from the contractor, only when they’re paid.
It depends on size, finishes and your building, but full kitchen remodels in NYC commonly run from the high five figures into six figures. Your free plan gives a range for your project and a recommended target.
You pay each stage through Stripe before it starts. It’s held on the REMODEL platform and released to your contractor only when you approve that stage.
Yes. Invite them to your project; they price the same scope as everyone else and must hold an active NYC Home Improvement Contractor license.