If you work in home renovation and want to reach US homeowners who are actively planning a project, you can write for us at RenovationGuideHQ. We accept guest posts from contractors, remodeling companies, building-material brands, interior designers, and home-improvement professionals. Submit a guest post and your article will be published on a site that exists for one reason: giving homeowners honest, researched renovation costs before they spend a dollar. You can also advertise with us if a series of posts fits your plans better — see the section below.
RenovationGuideHQ is a US home renovation cost guide. The site holds 85 published posts and 16 pages (live sitemap, 8 November 2026) and publishes new guides daily. Our most-read topics are bathroom and kitchen remodeling costs, flooring choices and prices, roofing, interior painting, and renovation budgeting. The site also runs 8 renovation cost calculators and a ZIP-code cost index covering 26,265 US ZIP codes, so readers can see what a project should cost in their own area — not just a national average.
Our readers are homeowners in the middle of a decision. They are comparing countertop materials, working out whether to refinish or replace a floor, or trying to budget a bathroom remodel before calling a contractor. They want real numbers, real trade-offs, and plain language. A guest post that helps them make that decision will be read — and remembered.
We welcome guest posts on: bathroom remodeling costs and materials; kitchen remodeling and cabinet choices; flooring (hardwood, LVP, laminate, tile) — cost, lifespan, and resale value; roofing materials and replacement costs; interior and exterior painting; renovation budgeting and planning; and tools or materials that genuinely help a renovation go better. If your topic helps a homeowner plan, price, or carry out a renovation, it fits.
Starting fee: $25 per guest post (starting estimate, November 2026 — reviewed as the site grows). Included: one article of 800–1,200 words; up to 2 links to your website (both tagged rel="sponsored", as Google requires for paid links); one internal link to a relevant RenovationGuideHQ guide; permanent publication — your post stays live, it does not expire. The article is marked as a guest contribution.
Add-ons: we write the article for you (+$15); a third link (+$10); a Pinterest pin of the article (+$10).
Email your topic and your website to badshah88now@gmail.com with the subject line “Guest post: [your topic]”. Tell us in two or three sentences what the article will cover and why it helps a homeowner. If the topic fits, we will confirm the fee and the publication slot. Payment (Wise or bank transfer) is due in full before publishing, and there are no refunds after publication.
Relevant niche only — off-topic pitches are rejected. No spam, no casino or gambling, no crypto, no adult content. Content must be original, accurate, and genuinely useful; AI-spun or plagiarised text is rejected. We may edit for clarity, accuracy, and house style, and we reserve the right to reject any pitch. We sell the placement, not the link: paid links always carry rel="sponsored", and we do not sell dofollow links.
If a single guest post is not what you need, advertise with us instead — ask about a series of posts across bathroom, kitchen, and flooring topics. Email badshah88now@gmail.com and we will put together a price for the series.
How much does a guest post cost?
$25 per post to start (November 2026). The fee is reviewed as the site grows.
How long does my post stay live?
Permanently. We do not remove guest posts after a set period.
Will my link be dofollow?
No. Paid links are tagged rel="sponsored", following Google’s rules for paid placements. This protects both your site and ours.
Can you write the article for me?
Yes — add $15 and we will write an 800–1,200 word article from your brief.
How long until publication?
Usually 3–5 days after payment, once the article is approved.
What topics perform best?
Real cost breakdowns. Readers come to RenovationGuideHQ for numbers: what a project costs, what drives the price up or down, and where the money is wasted. Articles with genuine figures outperform generic advice.
Do you accept posts from agencies?
Yes — agencies are welcome, on the same terms. One pitch per email, please.
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