Tour of Remodeled Homes People's Choice (Louisville): How Voting Works & How to Win

What the Louisville People's Choice vote is and who runs it

The Tour of Remodeled Homes People's Choice vote is a favorite-project ballot for Louisville, Kentucky. The Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville runs the tour, and the vote sits on the organizer's own Vote For Favorite page at tourofremodeledhomes.net rather than on a third-party platform.

The ballot is about remodeled homes, so its nominees are the builders and projects featured on the tour. The 2026 builder list on the page opens with Bailey Design Build and includes SB Home Renovations, and the reference names each builder only as printed there.

The People's Choice label means the award is the favorite of public visitors, not a result set by a panel. The page's mechanic is a public vote, and the tour days printed on the page place the vote alongside the event itself.

A reader arriving from a search for the tour name should start with the organizer's page, since the ballot and the tour details are both printed there.

Dated history: the 2025 winner, the 2026 builders and the editions confirmed

The 2025 and 2026 editions are confirmed for this People's Choice vote. The 2026 tour page shows the event as the 2026 Tour of Remodeled Homes, and the 2025 edition is named on the same site through its People's Choice winner.

The 2025 People's Choice winner was Bailey Design & Build. The 2026 result is not shown in the text reviewed, so the winner for the current cycle has to be read from the live page.

No voting window is printed on the text reviewed, so the start and finish of the vote itself are unset. The tour days are the only dated items the page gives, and they describe the event rather than the ballot.

The 2026 builder list and how a visitor votes on it

The 2026 projects are printed on the organizer's page as a numbered list of builders, beginning with Bailey Design Build and continuing through Java Construction LLC, Buttorff Design & Construction, Authentic Carpentry, PL Lyons Architectural Builders, Louisville Handyman & Remodeling and SB Home Renovations, with a further entry partly shown after those.

A visitor reviews those entries on the Vote For Favorite page and submits a choice for the project they prefer. The text reviewed gives no daily allowance, so a visitor should read the live page for any restriction before returning to vote.

The text reviewed does not say how the People's Choice tally is taken from these entries, so the rule for counting should be read on the live page rather than inferred.

How the Louisville vote sits beside the Kentucky neighbors

The Kentucky routes listed for this set are filed as best-of ballots. They include Best of Bowling Green, Best in Kentucky, Best of Lexington KY, Best Places to Work in Kentucky, BroadwayWorld Louisville Awards and Chevy Chaser Best of Lex.

This vote differs in subject. It is a favorite-project award for remodeled homes, run by a building association on its own site, so a reader should not expect the same nominee pool, calendar or platform as the Kentucky best-of entries. The state index is at Kentucky contest guides.

Louisville is the only market named for this vote, while the neighbors range across other Kentucky cities, so the market label is the clearest way to tell the ballots apart.

Helping a Louisville builder gain votes on the favorite page

A builder who wants a remodel to gain favor should share the Vote For Favorite page with past clients, neighbors and tour visitors, and point them to the tour dates as the setting in which the remodel was shown. Honest outreach of that kind fits the public nature of the award.

The text reviewed sets out no rule on outside help, so a builder should not assume that a given promotion is allowed or banned. The general methods page at get more votes online covers sharing in broad terms and does not describe this organizer's rules.

Paid options carry their own risks and questions. The business-focused overview at best business of the year votes describes that category, but the organizer's page and its rules control what any visitor or builder may do.