Home Improvement Buying Club

Online kitchen planning · Nationwide

Your kitchen. Your city. A clearer plan.

Great kitchen decisions start with your project, not a showroom address. HIBC works with homeowners across the U.S. online. Share your layout, priorities and project location for a free initial kitchen design review, then explore a confidential wholesale product quote.

Start My Free Kitchen Review

No membership purchase is required to request an initial review.

Homeowners reviewing kitchen plans and material selections
Bring your own layout, ideas and priorities.

From idea to informed decision

  1. Show us your starting point

    Use our kitchen request form to share your project city and state, photos or a sketch, and what you want to change.

  2. Explore the right details

    Discuss layout, cabinet styles, storage and countertops. Bring an itemized quote if you have one, so the same products and scope can be compared.

  3. Choose your next step

    Review quote options, ask about participating showrooms, or explore membership. You can keep your own contractor or designer.

A national buying program—not just Portland

Access 150+ independent wholesale showroom locations nationwide.

One online membership program. Confidential wholesale pricing. No product markup added by HIBC. Explore kitchen cabinets, countertops, bath and flooring products through independent showroom partners, with HIBC helping you find suppliers and verify member pricing.

Our 100 metropolitan planning guides below are a starting point—not a limit on where you can ask for help. Several markets have more than one showroom. Share your project city so we can confirm the right location, services and visit arrangements.

Find My Local Showroom Options

Nationwide buying support · Local project guidance

Explore kitchen planning by region

From the Pacific Coast to New England, find kitchen planning guides for 100 major U.S. markets. Choose a region to explore cabinet planning, local project resources and confidential wholesale quote options. Markets within each region appear from largest to smallest.

16 market guides

Northeast

New York · Philadelphia · BostonExplore this region +
4 market guides

Mid-Atlantic

Washington · Baltimore · Virginia BeachExplore this region +
19 market guides

Southeast & Florida

Atlanta · Miami · TampaExplore this region +
11 market guides

South Central

Nashville · Louisville/Jefferson County · MemphisExplore this region +
8 market guides

Texas & Oklahoma

Dallas · Houston · San AntonioExplore this region +
12 market guides

Great Lakes

Chicago · Detroit · CincinnatiExplore this region +
6 market guides

Great Plains

Minneapolis · St. Louis · Kansas CityExplore this region +
10 market guides

Mountain West & Southwest

Phoenix · Denver · Las VegasExplore this region +
3 market guides

Pacific Northwest

Seattle · Portland · SpokaneExplore this region +
11 market guides

California & Hawaii

Los Angeles · Riverside · San FranciscoExplore this region +

HIBC works with homeowners online. Independent showroom partners provide design and pricing; HIBC helps coordinate product sourcing and verify member pricing. Showroom availability and visits are confirmed for your project. These guides do not represent HIBC offices.

Find Options for My Kitchen

Your project starts online

Kitchen help in 100 major U.S. markets

Choose a local planning guide or request a free initial online review. Tell us your project city and state on the request form. Showroom options and any in-person visits are confirmed separately for your project.

Metropolitan areas are listed from largest to smallest using U.S. Census July 2025 population estimates. A metro area includes its surrounding communities; it is not an HIBC office location.

Showing 100 markets

Outside these markets? Our initial review starts online nationwide. Tell us about your kitchen project.

Texas kitchen cabinets & wholesale buying support

From Austin to the Panhandle. Plan your Texas kitchen.

Explore Texas project areas aligned with independent wholesale showroom locations. HIBC provides online buying support and adds no product markup. We confirm the appropriate showroom, available services and visit arrangements for your project before you travel.

More Texas project areas

Amarillo & the Panhandle

Before comparing cabinets, separate the product order from delivery, installation and any plumbing or electrical changes. Confirm the receiving plan and have your installer verify measurements before an order is placed.

For a project inside Amarillo city limits, start with Amarillo Building Safety for local permitting information.

Request an Amarillo-area kitchen review →

Lubbock & the South Plains

Bring your appliance specifications and a cabinet layout tied to the quote. Ask who is responsible for final measurements, installation, panels and trim so you can compare a complete kitchen package.

Confirm the authority for your property and consult Lubbock Building Safety for city project resources.

Request a Lubbock-area kitchen review →

Tyler, Whitehouse & East Texas

Tell us your project location—not just the showroom town. Compare cabinet construction, finish, hardware and countertop scope, and discuss installation responsibilities directly with your chosen professionals.

Tyler Development & Planning provides city resources; projects in Whitehouse or elsewhere require checking their own jurisdiction.

Request an East Texas kitchen review →

Before you request your review

A clearer path to your kitchen savings.

Is the initial review really free?

Yes. Requesting an initial kitchen review does not enroll you or charge a membership fee. Tell us your city, project priorities and approximate budget so we can discuss suitable next steps. Request a free kitchen design before joining. We confirm the independent local showroom’s account, designer availability and no-charge design scope before arranging your appointment.

Can you compare a quote I already have?

Bring an itemized quote with the cabinet line, finish, quantities, hardware and included services. Matching specifications makes the comparison useful. Include membership, tax, delivery and installation when comparing the complete cost. HIBC adds no product markup; actual savings vary.

Can I keep my own installer?

Yes. You can work with your own contractor or installer. Independent showroom partners provide design and pricing; HIBC coordinates buying support. Confirm final measurements, order approvals, installation scope and references directly with the professionals you choose.

What does membership cost—and can I get a refund?

Gold membership costs $4,995 including Year 1, then $495 annually beginning Year 2. If you are dissatisfied and have not placed any orders, request a full membership refund within 30 days of joining at [email protected]. The offer covers membership, not product orders.

Request My Free Kitchen Review

Compare the complete quote—not just the cabinets

Put like-for-like specifications side by side: cabinet construction, finish, quantities, hardware and countertop details. Then include delivery, installation, applicable taxes and any other project charges. Mark missing or estimated items before deciding.

Complete HIBC cost = quoted products + project costs + membership for the period compared.

Compare that total with the other complete quote. A lower product price does not automatically mean a lower final cost. Count the membership fee once for the period, rather than once per room.

Want to see materials in person?

Ask about participating partner showroom options near your project. We confirm the venue, availability and visit instructions before you travel. Sending a request does not issue a visitor pass or book an appointment.

Ask About My Project & Showroom Options