2027 Home Renovation Report

Despite tightened budgets and economic concerns, Americans aren’t slowing down when it comes to home renovation—and they’re favoring professional solutions over DIY projects. Here’s what’s driving home renovations in 2027, according to an exclusive survey of over 2,800 homeowners across the United States. A Note From Our CEO For the past several years, the home…

2027 Home Renovation Report

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