Home renovation costs in United States

Estimate the cost to replace your roof. Adjust the roof size, pitch, material grade, and whether the old roof is removed to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your home's siding. Adjust the wall area, number of stories, siding material, and whether the old siding is removed to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your home's windows. Adjust the number of windows, their size, frame and glazing material, and whether you choose full-frame or insert replacement to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to build a new deck. Adjust the deck size, decking material, whether it's ground-level or raised, and whether you add perimeter railing and a stair run to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to install a new fence. Adjust the fence length, material, height, number of gates, and whether the old fence is removed to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your garage door. Adjust the number of doors, the door size, the door type, and whether you add a new opener or remove the old door to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your gutters. Adjust the run length, the gutter material, the number of downspouts, the home's height, and whether you add guards or remove the old gutters to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to pour a concrete driveway. Adjust the area, the slab thickness, the finish, and whether you include reinforcement, site excavation, or old-surface removal to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to build a paver patio. Adjust the patio area, the paver material, the length of perimeter edge restraint, and whether you include excavation, sealing, or demolition of an existing patio to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to build a retaining wall. Adjust the wall length and height, the wall material, and whether you include a gravel-and-pipe drainage system and base excavation to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to paint the interior of your home. Adjust the paintable wall area, number of coats, surface prep level, and paint grade — and toggle ceilings and trim — to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to remodel your bathroom. Adjust the floor area, scope of work, finish level, and whether you're converting a tub to a walk-in shower to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to remodel your kitchen. Adjust the floor area, scope of work, finish level, and whether appliances are included to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to install new flooring. Adjust the floor area, material, and whether you remove the old floor or need subfloor leveling to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to hang and finish drywall. Enter the drywall surface area (walls plus ceiling), pick a finish level, and toggle specialty board, sprayed texture, or old-drywall removal to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to finish a basement. Adjust the finished area, the finish grade, and whether you add a full bathroom, an egress window, or perimeter waterproofing to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to install new countertops. Adjust the countertop area, the material, the number of sink and cooktop cutouts, the edge profile, and whether you add a matching backsplash or remove the old top to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your home's heating and cooling system. Adjust the conditioned area, system type, efficiency tier, and whether you're replacing ductwork to see an itemized low–high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to replace your water heater. Adjust the number of heaters, the heater type, and whether you upgrade venting, gas, or electrical to code or remove the old tank to see an itemized low-high range for your project.

Estimate the cost to insulate an attic, walls, or crawlspace. Adjust the area, the insulation material, and whether you add a vapor/air barrier or remove old insulation to see an itemized low-high range for your project.