That uneasy feeling you have isn’t random.
Most homeowners feel uncertain at the start of a remodel — not because they’re careless, but because there’s more happening beneath the surface than they can see yet.
The remodeling industry wasn’t built to help homeowners get oriented early. So pressure builds. Decisions get rushed. Risk increases quietly.
The Remodel Risk Assessment helps you see where you stand — clearly — before money is spent or commitments are made.
Protect your home.
Protect your money.
Protect your family.
Your Remodel Risk Score™ Shows Where You’re Exposed — and Where You’re Not
Most homeowners begin a remodel without realizing which parts of the process are solid — and which ones are quietly fragile.
This professional-grade assessment gives you a clear snapshot of your readiness across three critical areas that shape every remodel outcome:
At the end, you’ll receive a clear Overall Remodel Risk Score™ highlighting:
what’s working
what’s vulnerable
and what needs attention next
So you can move forward grounded — not guessing.
This Isn’t a Quiz.
It’s an Orientation Tool.
The Remodel Risk Assessment was built by a licensed architect with over 20 years inside residential design and construction.
It reflects the realities homeowners usually don’t discover until they’re already committed — when changes are slower, costlier, and more stressful.
It takes about 15–20 minutes and gives you a clear picture of how prepared you truly are before your remodel gains momentum.
You’re Not Behind — You’re Just Not Being Shown the Whole Picture.
Architects, designers, and contractors all operate inside professional systems.
Homeowners are expected to step into those systems without a map — while managing emotional, financial, and family stakes at the same time.
No wonder the process feels confusing.
This assessment doesn’t push you toward decisions.
It gives you visibility — so you can decide what deserves attention and what doesn’t.
I’ve Seen Where Remodels Break Down — and It’s Preventable.
I’m Jason Conaway — architect, homeowner, and homeowner advocate.
For more than 20 years, I’ve worked alongside families during the design process — close enough to see where confusion, misalignment, and unnecessary stress take hold.
Not because homeowners did anything wrong —
but because the early stages weren’t designed to support them.
This assessment exists to give you the clarity the industry never prioritized — so you can step forward with confidence instead of hope.
