Dallas-Fort Worth Gets a Digital-First Home Remodeling Service from Dwellify

Dwellify, a new digital-first home remodeling service, announced that it is now available in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.

According to new study, 77% of Dallas homeowners experienced home remodel delays, which may be difficult while trying to stay on schedule.

Dwellify combines a project management mobile app with a free, AI-powered designed questionnaire, a high definition room visualizer tool, and much more to ease the home remodeling process and help homeowners feel confident in putting design fantasies into reality while reducing stress.

The Dwellify Process

Dwellify is a full-service home remodeling experience that offers homeowners carefully curated design recommendations, experienced contractors, and project management assistance throughout the home remodeling process.

Dwellify Home Transformation Specialists manage the project timeline, purchase materials, secure permits, and more, allowing for a streamlined process.

In-house interior designers assist homeowners in understanding their style and selecting materials, and Dwellify Home Transformation Specialists manage the project timeline, purchase materials, secure permits, and more.

“Dwellify eliminates stressors for the homeowners by taking the guesswork out of a home remodel,” stated Greg Larson, CEO of Dwellify.

“The Dwellify service guarantees that the homeowner feels secure about their decision to move forward with a home redesign by giving expert interior design ideas, upfront budgets and timing, materials sourcing and more, allowing for a very fluid process.

Dwellify provides three pricing packages – Original, Plus, and Premium – to ensure that homeowners may find remodeling alternatives that meet their budget.

Before demolition, homeowners working with Dwellify receive a precise project budget that will not grow throughout the process.

Dwellify also offers financing alternatives so that consumers can realize their design ambitions while paying over time.

Dallas-Fort Worth Homeowner Survey

According to a recent Wakefield Research for Dwellify poll, more than half of Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners (51%) considered the overall time it took to complete the remodel to be overwhelming, and 41% said the project went longer than expected. However, the statistics revealed that far more than half (70%) spent more than they had planned.

Other discoveries include:

Remodeling can be overwhelming. More than half of area homeowners (52%) who remodeled their kitchen or bathroom say the length of the process was overwhelming and that they wished they had more support.

Staying on budget is valued. Time and money are seldom far apart, and the entire cost surprised more than two-fifths of homeowners (41%). 70% report their project cost more than planned, with 21% spending more than the original estimate.

Professional help is appreciated. Nearly half (47%) attempted a remodel with little to no expert assistance, and a surprising number (49%) regretted not engaging a professional.

Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners aren’t satisfied with their remodel. Nearly half (47%) attempted to complete a redesign with little to no professional assistance, and a surprising number (49%) regret not engaging a professional.

Daniel Moore
Daniel Moore
Dan is one of our primary correspondents in Portland, Oregon. He keeps you up to date on all of the latest developments in the construction products industry.

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