Privacy notice
This site collects only what you type into its forms and passes it to one licensed contractor. This notice lists every category, every kind of recipient and the one outside service the pages load.
Effective September 22, 2026.
Disclosure: this site makes introductions. It holds no contractor license and sets no prices. How this works
In short
The forms collect a name, a phone number, a ZIP code and a few answers about the kitchen. They go to one contractor licensed by the state board, carried by the services that host the site and send the form. The pages set no cookies and run no analytics. Their typefaces load from Google Fonts. Effective September 22, 2026.
What the forms collect
The free estimate form asks for your name, your phone number, your ZIP code, what you are changing and when you want to start. The short form on the other pages asks for a phone number, a ZIP code and the stage you are at. The site collects no other personal details.
Neither form asks for an email address or a street address, and nothing on the site asks for a payment, a card number or a signature.
Get a written price
Free to you. The contractor calls to set a visit.
Who receives what you send
Three kinds of recipient, and no others. The contractor this site introduces you to, who holds a license from the Contractors State License Board and uses your details to call you about the kitchen. The company that hosts the site, which handles every request to it. The service that delivers a sent form to the contractor.
What happens after the contractor calls is between you and the contractor. The how it works page explains where this site's part ends.
What the pages load from elsewhere
The pages set no cookies, run no analytics or advertising code and store nothing in your browser.
Their typefaces load from Google Fonts, a Google service. Like any request, each font request carries your IP address and details about your browser to Google, and Google receives requests like it from the many other websites that use the same service. The Google Privacy Policy covers what Google does with them.
Do not track signals
This site does not follow visitors across other websites or over time, so a do not track signal from your browser changes nothing about how the site behaves. It collects the same thing either way: only what you type into a form.
Changing your details, and changes to this notice
To correct or withdraw details you sent, tell the contractor when they call, or call (661) 450-6656.
If this notice changes, the new version replaces this page and carries a new effective date at the top and in the short summary. This version is effective September 22, 2026. California asks every commercial website that collects personal details to post a notice like this one, under Business and Professions Code 22575.
Sources
The law this notice follows, and the policy of the one outside service the pages load.