Send a brief that shows the real room
- the El Paso County community and postal code, with a street address when you are ready;
- rough wall lengths and the current sink, range, doors and windows;
- a few dated images or a link to the latest drawing;
- the parts of the old kitchen you plan to keep;
- the storage, surface, appliance and floor result you want;
- any move to water, waste, power, gas or exhaust;
- the home’s rough age and any damage already known;
- your spend range, target start and limits on access.
These facts show whether the request is a surface update or a full job with several trades. Pressing send starts a review only. It does not set a price or bind either side.
Know who may reply
El Paso Kitchen Remodels publishes the guide and routes the request. It does not carry out the job. A firm that receives the brief must state who it is, where it works, what records it holds and what it would charge. Keep passwords, card data, identity numbers and unrelated private facts out of the form.
Sources checked for this guide
- City of El Paso: Planning and Inspections - checked 2026-08-12.
- City of El Paso: Contractor Registration Application - checked 2026-08-12.
- Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation: Electricians Program - checked 2026-08-12.
Frequently asked questions
What happens after I press submit?
The brief can be checked for location and job fit, then sent to an independent firm when a suitable option is available.
Is the form an online estimate?
No. The room still needs a firm scope, measurements, product choices and usually an on-site check.
How many firms will contact me?
No set count is offered. The aim is one useful request, and a reply is not assured.