Scouring the internet or meeting with countless recommendations from mutual friends to find the right contractor can be a miserable process. This is the problem Sweeten solves. It’s a company that works like a matchmaker, handpicking general contractors based on your project’s description (free of charge). Sweeten provides clients with a shortlist of contractors whom they trust and have previously vetted and then, as Sweeten says, “you can browse past work, read reviews, and get introduced to your favorites.” Throughout the renovation journey, Sweeten will check in to offer guidance and support. As a bonus, if you move forward with a Sweeten general contractor for your renovation, both you and Remodelista will receive a $250 Visa gift card as a thanks for working with Sweeten.
Here is a roundup of select kitchen renovations by Sweeten contractors.
Photography courtesy of Sweeten.
Above: A repurposed garage in Los Angeles for actress and producer Jaime Ray Newman. When describing the general contractor she found through Sweeten, Jaime says, “What I liked most about the one we hired was that he had style. His taste was always on point.” Above: A couple from New York City used a Sweeten contractor to help with the renovation of their East Hampton home. Photography by Lena Yaremenko. Above: GSDO design company transformed an old factory into an industrial loft in South Williamsburg. Photo by Lauren Coleman. Above: Working with their Sweeten contractor, Jeremy and Chris transformed a 778-square-foot co-op in Hudson Yards into their dream space. Above: Nest Fine Interior Contracting this galley kitchen in Jackson Heights, Queens. The homeowner says, “During the job they [Sweeten] reached out several times to see how it was going. If I’d had any challenges with my contractor, which I didn’t, I knew they were there to advise and help me out.” Above: A closeup of the brass delta faucet in the Jackson Heights renovation. Above: Inspired by Julia Child’s Boston kitchen, Sweeten recommended Manhattan-based firm Essential Design + Build to renovate this kitchen in Forest Hills Garden, Queens.
To learn more about Sweeten or to start the process of finding a Sweeten contractor, visit Sweeten.com.
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