A strong business is built on a strong network. Whether you are a past client sharing your experience with a neighbor, or a General Contractor referring a homeowner you don't have the bandwidth to take on, we want to reward you for trusting SF Renovation Group.
We pay flat-rate finder's fees for signed contracts that clear their initial deposit. (Note: Payouts over $600/year require a W-9).
Tier 1 ($7.5k – $15k Project): $150 Cash Payout
Tier 2 ($15k – $30k Project): $300 Cash Payout
Tier 3 ($30k+ Project): $500 Cash Payout
Tier 4 ($50k+ Project): $1,000 VIP Cash Bounty
When a past client refers a new project (minimum $5,000 contract), we let you choose your reward as a thank-you for your loyalty:
Option A: A $250 Visa Gift Card sent directly to you.
Option B: A project credit equal to 5% of the referred project’s contract value (up to $1,000) applied to your next remodeling project with us.
No Retroactive Referrals: Referrals must be mentioned prior to or during the referred client's initial intake process. We cannot apply referral rewards to past projects or already-signed contracts.
New Clients Only: The referred client must be a brand new customer to SF Renovation Group.
No Self-Referrals: You cannot refer an immediate family member living in the same household or a property you hold ownership in.
Payout Trigger: Cash finder's fees and project credits are issued only after the referred client has signed their contract and their initial project deposit has fully cleared our bank.
One Reward Per Project: If a client splits one large renovation into three smaller phases, it qualifies as one single referral reward based on the initial contract.
Payout Timeline: Referral rewards (cash fees and gift cards) are processed and issued within 14 days after the referred client signs their official contract and their initial project deposit fully clears our bank.
Payment Methods: B2B cash bounties are paid via business check or ACH transfer.
Tax Compliance: Payouts to B2B partners exceeding $600 in a calendar year will require a completed W-9 form prior to the release of funds.