Home renovation cost calculators

Free, no-signup renovation & remodeling calculators for homeowners, DIYers and buyers — bathroom and kitchen remodel cost, paint / drywall / flooring / tile material quantities, basement and addition cost per square foot, whole-house cost-per-sqft, and budget, contingency, ROI and loan math. Every tool works on the prices you enter and shows its formula, a worked example and a reference table.

Planning estimate: this is a planning estimate from the numbers you enter and standard reference quantities — not a bid or a contract. Get itemized written quotes from licensed contractors and confirm measurements before you commit.

Bathroom Remodel

Kitchen Remodel

Interior Finishes

Basement & Additions

Whole-House & Cost per Sq Ft

Budget, Financing & ROI

Built for the whole project — and to stay correct forever

RenovationCalcs gathers the calculations homeowners and buyers reach for across a whole project — room-by-room cost, material quantities, whole-house cost-per-square-foot, and budget & ROI — in one focused hub, in US units, without signup, with transparent formulas. Every tool shows not just the answer but the underlying formula, a worked example and a reference table.

Because the tools rest on timeless project math (area = length × width; material quantity = area ÷ coverage × (1 + waste); cost = quantity × your unit price) and stable conventions (a 4×8 drywall sheet = 32 sq ft; paint ~350–400 sq ft per gallon per coat; 10–15% waste on tile and flooring), they stay correct with no maintenance — no material price list, no labor-rate database, no regional cost index, no live loan rate. Cost tools use the prices you enter from your own quotes and bills. More at Sources & formulas, Methodology and About.

Estimates, not bids. Every cost result is a planning estimate — get itemized written quotes from licensed contractors; structural, electrical, plumbing and gas work needs licensed pros and a permit; the financing and ROI tools are illustrative math on your figures, not financial advice, and added resale value is never guaranteed.