Major projects near Bellevue + Portland
Improve now.
Explore paying over time.
NHRP helps homeowners planning projects above $10,000 find an appropriate available contractor, arrange a home visit, and explore optional financing after the work and estimate are understood.
- 70 miles around Bellevue, WA
- 65 miles around Portland, OR
- Financing subject to approval
Illustrative project imagery
Contractor, schedule, price, and financing availability vary by project, ZIP code, and applicant.
Start with a real scope
One organized path for the work your home needs
Each project page explains what belongs in the first conversation—without pretending an online form can diagnose a house or guarantee a final price.
Roofing
Plan a major asphalt-shingle, metal, or flat and low-slope TPO/PVC roofing project, including tear-off, drainage, flashing, ventilation, and disposal.
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Flooring
Scope a larger luxury vinyl plank, hardwood, or tile installation with removal, subfloor preparation, transitions, trim, and cleanup.
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Decks
Explore deck replacement or construction with structure, surfaces, stairs, railings, drainage, and practical outdoor-living details.
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Siding
Compare larger siding replacement scopes with weather barrier, flashing, trim, penetrations, removal, and water-management details.
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Plan a substantial patio-cover project around structure, roofing, drainage, lighting, permits, and connections to the existing home.
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Concrete
Define larger concrete work such as patios, walkways, slabs, and related preparation, reinforcement, drainage, finish, and cure requirements.
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Full kitchen remodeling
Coordinate a complete kitchen remodel across cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, lighting, flooring, plumbing, electrical, and finishes.
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Complete bathroom renovation
Organize a complete renovation across layout, waterproofing, plumbing, tile, fixtures, lighting, ventilation, and accessibility.
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Drywall
Plan a larger drywall installation or replacement scope with protection, removal, framing corrections, board, finish level, texture, and cleanup.
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See how one project decision connects to the next.
Choose a $10,000+ project direction to preview the questions worth organizing before an estimate. Images are illustrative; your home, scope, contractor, price, and availability will differ.
Plan a roofing project →Plan a major asphalt-shingle, metal, or flat and low-slope TPO/PVC roofing project, including tear-off, drainage, flashing, ventilation, and disposal.
How it works
From project request to contractor visit and payment options
Initial information helps us route the request. The site visit is where the contractor can learn more about the home and define what the project may require.
- 01
Tell us what the home needs
Share your ZIP code, project type, preferred timing, and a short description. Do not send financial account information.
- 02
We look for the right available contractor
NHRP reviews the project type and location to identify an appropriate participating contractor, subject to local availability and contractor acceptance.
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Meet at the home and define the project
During the site visit, the contractor can inspect visible conditions, discuss priorities, answer questions, and prepare the details needed for a written estimate.
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Review the estimate and optional financing
Compare the contractor scope and price first. Qualified applicants may then review financing that can spread eligible project costs over time; approval and terms are never guaranteed.
Financing, explained plainly
A smaller payment is not always a lower cost.
If financing becomes part of your plan, compare the full terms with the written contractor scope. Understand who performs the work, who provides the credit, and what each agreement requires.
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- APR
- Cost of credit as a yearly rate
- Fees
- Charges beyond the project price
- Term
- How long repayment continues
- Total
- The complete amount repaid
Focused by ZIP code
Bellevue and Portland service hubs
NHRP focuses on major projects within approximately 70 miles of Bellevue, Washington and 65 miles of Portland, Oregon. Submit the property ZIP code so we can begin checking whether the project fits the current contractor network.
Review the target service areasUseful answers before you enroll
Questions worth asking early
Clear projects start with clear roles, agreements, and expectations.
See every answer →What is NHRP?
National Home Repair Program helps homeowners look for an appropriate available contractor, arrange a project site visit, request an estimate, and explore optional financing that may allow eligible costs to be repaid over time.
Is NHRP a government program?
The business materials supplied for this website do not establish NHRP as a government agency or government benefit program. This site does not present it as one.
Where is service currently offered?
NHRP currently targets major projects within approximately 70 miles of Bellevue, Washington and 65 miles of Portland, Oregon. Contractor and project availability still varies by ZIP code.
Does submitting a form guarantee a contractor?
No. A request starts the availability and project-review process; it does not guarantee a match, schedule, price, or project acceptance.
Is the estimate free?
NHRP promotes a free initial home-improvement estimate. Confirm what is included for your project before scheduling any later paid inspection or specialty work.
Does NHRP guarantee financing?
No. Financing options may be available through participating providers and are subject to credit approval. Rates, fees, terms, eligibility, and availability vary.
A simple first step
Describe the house—not your finances.
The estimate request asks only for contact details, ZIP code, project type, timing, and a short project description. Never include your Social Security number, bank information, income, debt, or credit score.