Best Kitchen & Bath Remodelers in Eugene, OR

Ask for their contractor's license number, references from two or three similar projects, how they handle change orders, who subcontracts versus what's in-house, their payment schedule (avoid paying more than 10% upfront), and their warranty on workmanship.

All listings are sourced from Google Business Profiles and ranked by real Google ratings and review volume. Confirm contractor licensing and insurance directly, and check BBB and state licensing board complaint history before signing.

Document all defects with photos and contact the contractor in writing. File with your state contractor licensing board for licensing violations. For significant unresolved disputes, consult a construction attorney and consider a mechanics lien to protect against contractor abandonment.