Independent homeowner matching

About MyBathMatch

MyBathMatch is an independent online matching service designed to help homeowners share a bathroom-remodeling project once and receive one focused local introduction by default.

Why MyBathMatch exists

Homeowners often have to repeat the same project details across directories, forms and calls without knowing whether a company serves their ZIP code or accepts their project type. MyBathMatch organizes the important information first—location, scope, budget range, timing and contact preferences—so a potential introduction can be more relevant.

Our initial local focus

MyBathMatch is launching with a narrow service area covering select communities in Raleigh and Cary, North Carolina, including ZIP codes 27513, 27518, 27613 and 27615. A focused starting area helps us evaluate service-area fit instead of presenting a broad national directory.

Who operates MyBathMatch

MyBathMatch is operated by Hassan Ali. Hassan oversees site operations, reviews homeowner requests before any introduction, maintains contractor-screening records, and receives questions and correction reports. This role does not make him a remodeling contractor, designer, estimator or construction supervisor. The service remains separate from the remodeling companies that may receive homeowner project requests.

What we are—and are not

  • We are an independent lead and matching service.
  • We are not a general contractor, designer, estimator or construction supervisor.
  • We do not set contractor pricing or project terms.
  • We do not guarantee contractor performance or homeowner satisfaction.
  • We disclose how matching and compensation work.

Our operating principles

Clear sharing

One company receives the request by default. If a homeowner requests additional options, MyBathMatch contacts the homeowner and obtains confirmation before sharing the information with another company.

Documented screening

“Screened” is tied to stated checks and limitations, not used as an undefined marketing promise.

Useful local information

Guides should answer real planning questions with sources, dates and clear distinctions between estimates and facts.

Questions or corrections can be sent through the contact page or to hello@mybathmatch.com.

Last reviewed: August 16, 2026.