Before you budget the renovation, check what applies to your project.
We have several ways to reduce or spread the cost of a renovation, but they are not all the same thing. A basement discount, a bathroom campaign, a combined-project bundle and a financing program each have their own scope.
Tell us what you are planning first. We will match the project to the offer that is actually available, explain the terms and put the applicable savings into your written proposal before you make a decision.
Start with the room you are renovating.
We found stronger project-specific promotions on RenoDuck’s current campaign pages than the old offer page was showing. The two clearest packages are for full basement and full bathroom renovations.
Full basement renovation
Basements are our primary renovation focus, and the current basement campaign carries the strongest direct discount we found. If you are planning a complete basement project, ask us to confirm whether the $7,500 promotion applies to your scope.
The basement campaign states that conditions apply. Product selection, coverage area, project eligibility and the final discount should be confirmed in your written proposal.
Full bathroom renovation
Our current bathroom campaign includes more than a headline discount. It also publishes a standard finish package and a shower-system upgrade, which gives you something concrete to compare when you are reviewing bathroom quotes.
Exact fixture models, allowances, availability and package eligibility should be confirmed for your bathroom before they are treated as part of the scope.
Bundle two renovations and save 15%.
If two areas of your home are already on the list, it can make more sense to plan them together. RenoDuck’s current offer page publishes three 15% bundle combinations. One scope also means fewer handoffs between separate renovation plans.
Coordinate cabinetry, surfaces, flooring, lighting and the basement scope as one larger project.
Plan two finish-heavy spaces together and make material decisions against one overall budget.
Useful when the basement is the main project and an upstairs bathroom is already due for renovation.
Do not assume that separate promotions automatically stack with a 15% bundle. We will confirm the applicable package and savings in the written proposal for your combined scope.
Bring us the written quote, not just the bottom-line number.
RenoDuck currently advertises that we beat competitor quotes by up to 5%. If you already have a proposal, send it with the scope. We will compare what is actually included and tell you whether the current quote-comparison offer applies.
A lower total is only useful when the work, materials, allowances and responsibilities being compared are clear. That is why we would rather look at the proposal itself than promise a percentage without seeing the project.
Spread the cost when paying the full project amount upfront is not the right fit.
We work with Financeit to offer renovation financing. RenoDuck currently advertises 0% financing on qualifying projects, and our offer and bathroom campaign pages also advertise a separate “Don’t Pay for 6 Months” option.
Those are promotional finance programs, not blanket terms for every renovation. Before you apply, we will identify the option being offered for your project so you can review the lender disclosure, payment schedule, fees, approval requirements and any deferral conditions.
We intentionally do not publish a fixed interest-rate range or a universal biweekly payment on this page because those figures can depend on the approved program, credit profile and project amount.
An offer should change the price, not make the renovation harder to understand.
We do not want a promotion to become the only reason you choose a contractor. The project still needs a clear scope, a managed process and written responsibility for the work.
Know what is included, what is excluded and which selections or allowances still need confirmation.
One managed renovation plan is more useful than a discount attached to a poorly coordinated job.
We coordinate professional review, applications and inspections where they form part of the project scope.
RenoDuck publishes a 15-year workmanship warranty. The written warranty and signed contract control exact coverage.
Four steps from promotion to written proposal.
Questions worth asking before you count the savings.
Renovation promotions are useful only when the scope and terms are clear. These are the questions we would want answered before treating any discount or financing program as part of the budget.
Does every basement renovation get $7,500 off?
The current RenoDuck promotion is advertised for a full basement renovation. The exact project eligibility and how the discount is applied should be confirmed in your written proposal before you rely on it.
Can I combine the $7,500 basement offer with the 15% bundle or 0% financing?
Do not assume that separate promotions automatically stack. Tell us the full project scope and we will confirm which discount, bundle and financing options can be used for that proposal.
What does “Don’t Pay for 6 Months” mean?
It is a financing promotion, not a cash discount. Ask us for the current Financeit program being offered so you can review the deferral period, approval requirements, payment schedule, fees and all lender terms before applying.
Is 0% financing available on every RenoDuck renovation?
No blanket eligibility is published. RenoDuck advertises 0% financing on qualifying projects and on approved credit. We will confirm the current promotional program for your project before you apply.
Which renovations qualify for the 15% bundle offer?
The current RenoDuck offer page lists three combinations: Kitchen + Basement, Kitchen + Bathroom, and Basement + Bathroom. Ask us to price the combined scope and confirm the bundle in writing.
Do you still beat competitor quotes?
RenoDuck live service pages currently advertise quote-comparison savings of up to 5%. Send us the written proposal you are comparing and we will tell you whether the current offer applies to that scope.
Is the 15-year warranty part of the promotion?
The warranty is a RenoDuck workmanship claim, not a temporary discount. Exact coverage, exclusions, responsibilities and the claim process are controlled by the written warranty and signed contract for your project.
Tell us what you are renovating. We will tell you which offer actually applies.
Start with the project, not the promotion. We can review your scope, any quote you already have and the financing route you are considering, then put the applicable terms into writing.
