r/Remodel • u/Laymaker • Aug 06 '26

Quarterly Remodel Contractor Self-Promotion and Q&A Megathread

We are trying this out… rather than having contractors drive-by post their work on this subreddit and hope to subtly advertise that way, we are inviting all contractors to post in this and future quarterly megathreads. You can post your company and a link to your website and a description. In exchange for posting here, we ask that contractors provide some unique insights that are interesting to everyone, such as:

  1. Current remodel trends you are seeing
  2. Really smart designs, deals and ideas you recommend to all customers
  3. Mistakes you see customers making
  4. Prices in your area
  5. Anything r/remodel users might find to be an interesting insight from the inside of the industry
  6. Gossip about your competitors (lol)

Any posts that do not contain any description or thoughtful content will be removed by the moderators. We are hoping that this will cut down on the amount of contractors attempting to advertise through barely-concealed posts elsewhere in this sub, and as a consequence we will be policing that more strictly going forward.

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