When it's bigger than a fix
Kitchens, baths, basements, additions: member projects run with coordination included, materials at our pricing, and every dollar in the open.
Or start right here: what needs fixing?
Your problem first. The membership can wait.
Most home memberships want a subscription before anyone has touched your house. We work the other way around: tell us what is wrong, we fix that, and membership is what you keep if you liked how it went. The crews doing the work run on our schedule, under our playbook and our guarantee, so nothing about your house gets handed off to a stranger.
Plenty of projects start with a leak that turned into a plan. Bring us the leak.
Tell us the problem
A text, a photo, or the chat above. Whatever is easiest.
We fix that first
No membership required for the first job. A price before work starts.
Keep us if you want
If you liked how it went, membership keeps the same team on your house.
Remodeling is where homeowners get hurt. Not by bad crews, mostly, but by the setup: three bids you can't compare, a lump-sum number with mystery inside it, and a stranger learning your house on your dime.
Members start from the other end. We already know your house (the systems, the finishes, and the quirks are in your home records), and the crews are partners we work with every week: Stonelink, Grenier, and Traprock. A project starts with a plan built on knowledge, not a walkthrough with a clipboard.
And the money runs in the open. You approve an estimate up front, then the job bills transparent time and materials, so you can see the hours and the receipts instead of hoping the lump sum was fair.
What you get
Coordination included
Scoping, permits, scheduling, and the punch list are part of membership, not lines on your invoice.
Materials at trade pricing
Your trade-discount benefit carries into project work, so the tile and the vanity cost what they cost us.
Time and materials, in the open
You see the hours and the materials as the job runs. No lump sum with mystery inside it.
Priority scheduling and a 2-year guarantee
Member projects skip the queue, and the workmanship guarantee runs two years instead of the standard one.
How it works
Start from what we know
Your home records already hold the systems and finishes, so scoping starts from facts instead of a walkthrough with a stranger.
Scope it honestly
We put the plan and the estimate in front of you, including the honest version. Sometimes that's "phase it," and sometimes it's "don't do this one."
The build runs in the open
You see progress, hours, and materials as they happen, and the team stays on the punch list until it reads done.
Where we draw the line
- We're the middle: the plan, the people, and the pricing. The building is done by named partner crews, and we tell you who before work starts.
- No mystery lump sums. If you can't see where a dollar went, we did it wrong.
- We won't talk you into a project. If the smarter move is to wait, phase it, or skip it, that's the advice you'll get.
Questions people ask
Do I have to be a member to remodel with ZenHome?
No. Anyone can run a project with us. Members get the coordination included, materials at trade pricing, priority scheduling, and the two-year guarantee.
How is a project priced?
You approve an estimate before work starts, and the job bills transparent time and materials against it, so the estimate and the reality can be compared line by line.
Who does the work?
Partner crews we work with every week, like Stonelink Maintenance, which has run maintenance crews for 23 years. You'll know the company and the people before they're in your house.
Sound useful?
ZenHome+ starts at $99 a month, and joining is one text. Text or call 401-407-5678. We serve Rhode Island and Greater Boston.