Frequently Asked Questions

THE RENOVA NET generates and qualifies remodeling project leads from homeowners and may refer qualified project opportunities to independent contractors in its network. THE RENOVA NET's role is to facilitate the connection between homeowners and contractors. THE RENOVA NET does not perform the remodeling or construction work.

THE RENOVA NET reviews the information you provide and may contact you to clarify project details. If the request meets applicable qualification criteria, THE RENOVA NET may refer the opportunity to an appropriate independent contractor in its network. The contractor may then contact you directly to discuss the project, evaluate the requested work, and determine whether to provide an estimate or proposal.

No. THE RENOVA NET does not perform construction, remodeling, installation, repair, or other contracting services. Contractors participating in the THE RENOVA NET network are independent businesses. If you decide to hire a referred contractor, the contractor—not THE RENOVA NET—is responsible for evaluating the project, providing its proposal or estimate, entering into the applicable agreement, and performing the contracted work.

No. THE RENOVA NET does not prepare, approve, guarantee, or issue a contractor's estimate, proposal, pricing, scope of work, or construction contract. After a project is referred, the independent contractor communicates directly with the homeowner and determines whether to provide an estimate or proposal and, if applicable, the terms of any construction agreement.

If you choose to hire a contractor referred through THE RENOVA NET, your construction or remodeling agreement is with that contractor, not THE RENOVA NET. The contractor is responsible for evaluating the project, establishing its pricing and scope, providing its proposal or estimate, entering into the applicable agreement, and performing the contracted services.

No. THE RENOVA NET does not guarantee or warrant a contractor's pricing, estimate, schedule, workmanship, materials, permits, completion date, or performance. Homeowners should review the contractor's credentials, proposal, scope of work, pricing, and contract carefully before deciding whether to hire the contractor.

No. THE RENOVA NET does not control or guarantee the timing of a remodeling project. Project schedules are determined by the independent contractor and may depend on project scope, materials, permitting, site conditions, contractor availability, and other factors. Homeowners should confirm expected timelines directly with the contractor and review any applicable terms in the construction agreement.

No. THE RENOVA NET facilitates referrals but does not perform or manage the construction work. Any commitment concerning project completion, scheduling, workmanship, or other construction obligations is made by the contractor directly to the homeowner under the applicable agreement.

THE RENOVA NET evaluates contractors using its network qualification process. Depending on the contractor and project, the process may include reviewing business information, applicable licensing, insurance information, experience, references, and other available qualification information. Network participation does not constitute a guarantee or warranty of a contractor's services or performance.

Yes. Homeowners should independently review the contractor's applicable license, insurance, references, business information, proposed scope of work, pricing, contract terms, and any other information they consider important before hiring. THE RENOVA NET's referral or network participation should not replace the homeowner's own due diligence.

Contractors participating in the THE RENOVA NET network are independent businesses and are not represented as employees of THE RENOVA NET. A referral through THE RENOVA NET does not by itself create an employment, partnership, joint venture, or agency relationship between THE RENOVA NET and the contractor.