How to Find and Hire the Best Remodeling Contractor

how to find and hire the best remodeling contractor

April Bettinger, founder of Nip Tuck Remodeling, was featured in The Seattle Times this month discussing what it takes to find and hire the best remodeling contractor.

Remodeling can be an exciting (and often times scary) proposition, particularly if you have not been through a renovation before. It is important to perform your due diligence and retain a remodeler who you can partner with to navigate the process. Remodeling is, first and foremost, a relationship business, and it’s important to engage a team that has the experience and resources to guide you to success.

April Bettinger, Seattle Times

Looking for the Best Remodeling Contractor?

What makes Nip Tuck Remodeling  unique?

 

  • Nip Tuck Remodeling is a woman-owned design-build firm.
  • We are expert planners that use a purposeful method to produce reliable, predictable results.
  • We limit the number of projects we run concurrently to provide better service and communication with clients.
  • Nip Tuck, April Bettinger, and several members of our team have been regularly recognized for their beautiful and unique designs, responsible corporate citizenship, and being among the best – not only in the greater Seattle area, but nationwide.
  • In 2020, we founded Nip Tuck Cares, donating $30,000+ per year to volunteer, fund safe housing programs for homeless and low-income families, and support workforce education and development in our community.

Nip Tuck Remodeling Serves Many Eastside Communities in King and Snohomish Counties

Interested in learning more? 

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