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This calculator follows U.S. rules; rates/regulations differ by region.

Inputs

Choose the closest remodel category.
Use project area, not necessarily whole-home area.
Material and fixture quality.
Labor and permit costs vary by metro area.
Typical remodels often run 35% to 60% labor depending on scope.
Reserve for surprises, change orders, and price movement.
Planning estimate only. Contractor quotes depend on site conditions, scope, permits, labor markets, demolition, structural changes, and material selections.

Results

Typical estimate
$0
Low estimate
$0
High estimate
$0
Contingency
$0
Labor / material split
$0

How this calculator works

This renovation cost calculator creates a practical budget range for kitchen, bathroom, flooring, painting, and general remodel projects in US-dollar planning, with relevance for English-speaking homeowners in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia.

Formula and assumptions

The model applies a project-type cost per square foot, then adjusts for finish level and region cost tier. It reports low, typical, and high estimates plus a contingency reserve and labor/material split.

FAQ

Does this include permits?

Not directly. Use the contingency or adjust region tier if permits, inspections, or design fees are material.

Why are kitchens and bathrooms higher?

They often include plumbing, electrical, cabinets, fixtures, waterproofing, and tighter labor sequencing.

Should I use whole-home square footage?

Use the area affected by the project. For kitchen and bathroom work, enter the room or remodel footprint.

How much contingency is reasonable?

Many homeowners start around 10% to 20%; older homes or unclear scope may need more.

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