National Memberships

National Association of the Remodeling Industry

Remodeling your home is a big decision.  Outside of buying your home, it may be the single largest investment you make.  It is critical knowing the remodeling contractor you use is a full-time, dedicated remodeling professional, guided by best practices endorsed by established industry related organizations.   As a national member of NARI, the Kitchen Solvers “parent company” understands the importance of this and is passionate about promoting these guiding principles to each and every franchisee.  Meeting and exceeding the high standards set forth in the NARI Code of Ethics is Kitchen Solvers’ utmost priority.  Promoting our products in good faith, with integrity, responsibility, and with the highest degree of professionalism is what every independently owned franchisee strives for; day in, and day out.  The Kitchen Solvers corporate office strongly encourages franchisees become active members of their local NARI chapter. 

National Kitchen & Bath Association 

The NKBA has been the heart of the kitchen and bath industry for more than 50 years.  NKBA’s mission is to enhance member success and excellence, promote professionalism, and ethical business practices, and provide leadership to the remodeling industry.  The Kitchen Solvers corporate office is proud to be a national member of this wonderful organization.  Kitchen Solvers provides it franchisees with access to the NKBA Professional Resource Library.  Representing the definitive knowledge and professional experience of leading authorities, NKBA’s library is recognized and serves as the core body of knowledge for the kitchen and bath industry.

In addition to NKBA’s Professional Resource Library, Kitchen Solvers also encourages franchisees to use NKBA Kitchen and Bath Design Guidelines when planning your kitchen.  These flexible and easy to understand guidelines were developed under the guidance of NKBA by a committee of industry leading design experts.  The guidelines reflect a composite of historical design practices, current industry environment, future trends, consumer lifestyles, new research, building codes, and today’s industry practices.