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Your home
What type of home is this?
Helps us account for HOA rules, condo board requirements, and structural differences.
Single-Family Home
Detached house
Condo / Co-op
Board approval may apply
Townhome
Row home or end unit
Multi-Family
Duplex, triplex, rental
Your budget range
What's your overall budget comfort?
No commitment — this shapes which products and finishes we highlight for you. You can always adjust.
Under $15K
Value-Focused
Functional upgrades, stock products, builder-grade finishes
$15K – $50K
Mid-Range
Semi-custom options, quality fixtures, tile upgrades
$50K – $100K
Upper Mid-Range
Custom cabinetry, natural stone, premium fixtures
$100K – $250K
Premium
High-end finishes, full gut remodel, layout changes
$250K+
Luxury / No Limit
Best-in-class everything, architect-grade materials
Not Sure
Help Me Budget
I need the budget to understand what's realistic
Your renovation goal
What's the main reason for this project?
This helps us tailor ROI guidance and material recommendations to your situation.
We Love This Home
Long-term comfort, function & enjoyment
Preparing to Sell
Maximize ROI before listing — focus on what buyers want
Rental / Investment
Durable, cost-effective finishes that hold up to tenants
New Purchase
Just bought it — making it our own before we move in
Step 1 — What are you working on?
Select all that apply
Pick every area you're thinking about — we'll only ask follow-up questions for what you choose.
Kitchen
Bathroom
Full or Powder?
Home Interior
Rooms, basement…
Exterior
Siding, roof, windows, landscape…
Flooring
Painting
Step 1b — A bit more detail
Tell us more
Select all that apply in each section below, then tap Next.
Step 2 — Select Your Design Direction
Which style speaks to your vision?
Tap the design that matches your vibe. This shapes material selections, color recommendations, and contractor matching. Your selection will be shared with your matched contractor. Tap the on any card to see real material examples.
What Warm & Earthy looks like:White oak hardwood floors, clay-toned tile, rattan or woven accents, matte brass fixtures, shaker cabinets in cream or linen, natural stone counters, warm LED lighting.
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Warm & Earthy
Natural textures · wood tones · organic materials · beige / clay / sand palette
What Light & Bright looks like:White shaker cabinets, quartz counters with soft veining, subway tile backsplash, chrome or polished nickel fixtures, light maple or white oak floors, large windows, open shelving.
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Light & Bright
Airy spaces · whites & soft neutrals · clean reflective finishes · open modern feel
What Bold & Modern looks like:Flat-panel matte black or charcoal cabinets, waterfall quartz island, large-format porcelain tile, black matte fixtures, integrated handles, statement range hood, dramatic pendant lighting.
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Bold & Modern
Strong contrast · black accents · minimal lines · contemporary statement design
What Coastal & Relaxed looks like:Blue-gray or sage painted cabinets, light butcher block or marble counters, beadboard accents, brushed nickel or driftwood fixtures, whitewashed wood floors, sea glass backsplash, rattan barstools.
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Coastal & Relaxed
Soft blues · natural light · casual luxury · calm vacation-inspired aesthetic
What Classic & Timeless looks like:Raised-panel or shaker cabinets in white or navy, marble or granite counters, subway tile with dark grout, oil-rubbed bronze or brushed gold fixtures, hardwood herringbone floors, crown molding.
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Classic & Timeless
Traditional balance · marble / shaker cabinetry · neutral longevity · broad resale appeal
What Moody & Dramatic looks like:Dark green or black cabinets, soapstone or dark granite counters, zellige tile, aged brass or matte black fixtures, dark grout, dramatic wall sconces, walnut or ebony stained floors, fluted glass.
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Moody & Dramatic
Deep green · black · bronze · dark stone · matte finishes · dramatic lighting
Step 3 — Material Level
What quality of materials?
This is the single biggest driver of your total cost.
Builder Grade
Stock options, ceramic tile, laminate counters, standard fixtures
Base price
Mid-Range
Semi-custom, quartz counters, porcelain tile, upgraded fixtures
+60% avg. ?
Luxury
Custom everything, natural stone, designer fixtures
+140% avg. ?
Kitchen Details
Tell us about your kitchen
Kitchen Size
Cabinets
Keep & Reface
$8,000–18,000
$8,000–18,000
New Semi-Custom
$18,000–36,000
$18,000–36,000
Full Custom
$46,000–110,000+
$46,000–110,000+
Countertops
Laminate
$2,600–5,800 installed
$2,600–5,800 installed
Quartz
$5,800–11,700 installed
$5,800–11,700 installed
Quartzite / Marble / Natural Stone
$9,000–21,000+ installed
$9,000–21,000+ installed
Appliances
Keep Existing
I'll Supply My Own
Install only
Install only
New Standard
+$4,000–8,000
+$4,000–8,000
Pro / High-End
+$23,000–62,000
+$23,000–62,000
Layout Changes
Keep Current Layout
No structural work
No structural work
Open a Wall
+$4,500–12,500
+$4,500–12,500
Full Reconfiguration
+$10,500–32,500+
+$10,500–32,500+
Backsplash
None / Paint Only
Included
Included
Subway / Standard Tile
+$2,000–4,500
+$2,000–4,500
Mosaic / Full Slab
+$4,500–12,500
+$4,500–12,500
Sink
Keep Existing
Undermount SS
+$650–1,400 installed
+$650–1,400 installed
Farmhouse / Apron
+$1,300–3,900 installed
+$1,300–3,900 installed
Kitchen Island
No Island
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Keep Existing
No change
No change
Add / Replace Island
+$4,500–23,000+
+$4,500–23,000+
Lighting
Keep existing lighting
No cost
Recessed can lights
4–8 cans typical kitchen layout+$235–390/can
Pendant / island lights
Decorative fixtures over island or counter+$520–1,950
Under-cabinet lighting
LED strips or puck lights+$650–1,950
Describe Your Vision
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Kitchen Running Total$0
Bathroom Details
Tell us about your bathroom
Paint is included in this bathroom bid — walls, ceiling, and trim. Trim assumed 4" MDF base on base and door unless otherwise notated.
Bathroom Dimensions
Full bath avg: 8×9 ft · Master bath: 10×12 ft · Powder room: 5×6 ft
Floor Tile
Ceramic
$4–6/sq ft
Best for dry areas & guest baths. Wide variety of patterns and colors. More porous than porcelain — not ideal for wet shower floors or high-traffic areas.
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Porcelain
$7–12/sq ft
Best for wet areas, shower floors & high-traffic baths. Denser and harder than ceramic — resists moisture, staining, and wear. The industry standard for full bathroom renovations.
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Natural Stone
$14–22/sq ft
Best for master baths & luxury finishes. Travertine, marble, and slate options — each tile is unique. Requires professional sealing every 1–2 years to prevent staining.
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Tile Pattern ?
Straight Stack
Base price
Tiles aligned in uniform rows and columns — grout lines run straight in both directions. Simplest and fastest to install. Lowest labor cost.
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Offset / Running Bond
+5–8% labor
Each row is offset by half a tile width — the classic brick-lay pattern. More visually interesting than straight stack. Hides minor grout inconsistencies well.
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Herringbone
+15–25% labor
Rectangular tiles set at 90° angles in a zigzag V-pattern. High visual impact — the most popular designer pattern for master bath floors and shower walls.
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Shower / Tub
Alcove Tub / Shower Combo
+$2,800–6,000 · Most affordable
Standard 60" white alcove tub set into a 3-wall surround with overhead shower. The most common bathroom configuration — fits any bath under 60 sq ft.
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Walk-In Shower
+$4,500–9,500
Fully tiled standing shower with a low threshold curb. No tub — ideal for aging-in-place or when a tub exists elsewhere in the home. Requires 36"×36" minimum footprint.
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Freestanding Tub ?
+$3,200–7,800 · Premium
Standalone soaking tub positioned away from walls. Typically paired with a separate walk-in shower. Requires floor-mount faucet rough-in and open floor space.
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Shower Enclosure
Curtain Rod + Liner
+$50–150
Tension or fixed rod with rings, liner, and shower curtain included. Quickest install — ideal for alcove tubs and budget-conscious renovations.
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Sliding Glass Door
+$1,000–2,000
Off-the-shelf framed bypass sliding glass door — stock sizes 56–60" wide. Available at Home Depot / Lowe's (e.g. Foremost Cove, Delta Classic). No custom measuring required.
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Frameless Glass — Custom ?
+$2,800–5,500
Custom-fabricated to match your exact opening dimensions and wall contours. Requires on-site field measurements after tile is set — typical lead time 3–4 weeks. Most premium and most visual impact.
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Vanity
Keep Existing
Hardware swap only
Replace faucet, hardware, and mirror only. Best when the cabinet box is structurally sound — saves significant cost while still refreshing the look.
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Single Vanity
+$1,000–1,800
30–48" wide, single sink. Stock options at Home Depot include the Glacier Bay Bannister 30", Hampton Bay 36", and Eviva Aberdeen 48". Includes cabinet, top, and sink.
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Double Vanity ?
+$1,800–3,800
60–72" wide, two sinks. Stock options at Home Depot include the Glacier Bay Tobana 60", Hampton Bay Lincoln 60", and Home Decorators Windlowe 72". Requires 5'+ of wall space.
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Toilet
Keep / Reuse
No cost
No cost
Standard Replace
+$585–1,170 installed
+$585–1,170 installed
Comfort / Wall-Hung ?
+$1,950–5,460
+$1,950–5,460
Shower / Tub Wall Tile Height
Standard Height (72")
Base price
Tile to the top of the shower enclosure — the most common and cost-effective approach.
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Floor to Ceiling
+30% tile & labor
Full-height tile from floor to ceiling for a seamless, spa-like look. More material and labor intensive.
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Shower Niche / Built-In Shelf
None
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Single Niche
+$390–780
+$390–780
Double / Full Width
+$780–1,950
+$780–1,950
Bathroom Lighting
Keep existing lighting
No cost
Vanity sconces / wall lights
Flanking mirror — best even lighting+$350–950
Recessed can lights
Wet-rated for shower areas+$235–390/can
Exhaust Fan
Keep Existing
No cost
No cost
New Standard Fan
+$325–650
+$325–650
Fan + Light + Heat
+$650–1,430
+$650–1,430
Accessibility Features
Grab bars
Shower, toilet, and tub areas — blocking required in walls+$150–400
Built-in shower bench
Tiled seat — framed during rough-in+$780–1,950
Curbless / zero-threshold entry
Wheelchair accessible — requires linear drain and sloped floor pan+$2,000–4,500
Heated floor
Electric radiant mat under tile — thermostat controlled+$12/sq ft
Describe Your Vision
Upload Photos of Your Bathroom
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Current condition photos help contractors give accurate bids
Bathroom Running Total$0
Flooring
What flooring are you replacing?
Total Flooring Sq Ft
Flooring Material
Hardwood
$14–30/sq ft
$14–30/sq ft
LVP / Luxury Vinyl
$7–14/sq ft
$7–14/sq ft
Tile / Stone
$10–31/sq ft
$10–31/sq ft
Carpet
$5–16/sq ft
$5–16/sq ft
Engineered Wood
$9–22/sq ft
$9–22/sq ft
Laminate
$4–13/sq ft
$4–13/sq ft
Add-Ons
Remove existing flooring + haul away
+$2/sq ft
Subfloor repair / leveling ?
+$2/sq ft
Radiant heated floor mat ?
+$12/sq ft
Describe Your Flooring Goals
Upload Photos of Current Flooring
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Show current condition, problem areas, or inspiration photos
Flooring Running Total$0
Painting
Tell us about your interior paint
Interior — Wall Square Feet
Walls: $3.50–$4.50/sq ft (prep, prime, 2 coats). Trim: $6–8/linear ft. Doors: $120–180 each.
Wall Condition
Good
Minimal prep
Minimal prep
Fair — Some Repairs ?
Poor — Heavy Prep ?
What's Being Painted?
Interior walls
All wall surfaces, prep and 2 coats$3.50–4.50/sq ft
Trim & baseboards
All trim, caulk, nail putty, 2 coats ?$6–8/linear ft
Interior doors
Both sides, all edges$145–220/door
Ceilings
Flat ceiling paint, 1–2 coats$1–2/sq ft
Scope Details
Color Change?
Same / Similar
Standard prep
Standard prep
Dark → Light
+$1.30/sq ft (extra prime)
+$1.30/sq ft (extra prime)
Multiple Colors
+$1.00/sq ft
+$1.00/sq ft
Additional Prep
Wallpaper removal
Strip, scrape, repair, prime underneath+$3–5/sq ft
Accent wall(s)
Feature wall in different color or finish+$150–300/wall
Crown molding paint
Existing crown, 2 coats+$4–6/linear ft
Paint Brand Preference
Contractor's Choice
Standard quality
Standard quality
Sherwin-Williams
+$0.65/sq ft
+$0.65/sq ft
Benjamin Moore
+$1.00/sq ft
+$1.00/sq ft
Describe Your Painting Project
Upload Photos — Current Walls & Rooms
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Show wall condition, existing colors, wallpaper, or damage areas
Location & Home Details
Just two quick details to localize your project
ZIP code adjusts for local labor rates — home age flags any potential hidden costs like old wiring or galvanized plumbing.
Investment Range
Here's what your remodel investment should look like
Based on your selections, finish level, and local market data. Trim is assumed 4" MDF base trim on base and door unless otherwise notated. Paint is included where applicable.
PROJECT BUDGET
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Project Readiness
Just Planning
0 – 59
Selections Made
60 – 74
Financing Ready
75 – 89
Ready to Build
90 – 100
Your project readiness score. Higher scores get faster, more prepared contractor responses.
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Your detailed scope — including materials, finish specs, timeline, and projected cost — will be shared with the contractor(s) you select below. Your contact information is never shared with more than 3 contractors. This ensures a meaningful, prepared conversation when they reach out. We require active contractor license documentation from all matched professionals. Verification methods vary by state.
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1 contractor
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Two vetted contractors independently receive your scope. Meet both, compare their approach and pricing, then decide. No obligation to hire either.
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3 Contractors (Maximum)
Best for larger projects. Three licensed contractors each receive your scope independently — giving you the widest view of market pricing, timelines, and team fit. This is the maximum — your lead is never shared further.
3 contractors max
Exterior Details
Tell us about your exterior project
Home Size
Describe Your Exterior Project
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All sides of home, damage areas, or inspiration photos
Exterior Running Total$0
Landscape
What landscape work are you planning?
Landscape Scope
Lawn / Sod
$1.50–4/sq ft installed
$1.50–4/sq ft installed
Planting Beds
$1,500–6,000
$1,500–6,000
Irrigation System
$5–11/sq ft installed
$5–11/sq ft installed
Retaining Wall
$48–96/linear ft installed
$48–96/linear ft installed
Outdoor Lighting
$3,000–12,000
$3,000–12,000
Fencing
$30–90/linear ft installed
$30–90/linear ft installed
Describe Your Landscape Vision
Upload Photos of Your Yard
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Front yard, backyard, problem areas, or inspiration photos
Landscape Running Total$0
Windows & Doors
Tell us about your window and door replacement
Windows to Replace
Average home: 10–15 windows · Avg cost per window: $600–$1,500 installed depending on type and frame material
Primary Window Type
Double-Hung
$1,200–2,400 ea.
$1,200–2,400 ea.
Sliding
$500–1,100 ea.
$500–1,100 ea.
Casement / Awning
$1,200–2,400 ea.
$1,200–2,400 ea.
Picture / Fixed
$1,400–3,000 ea.
$1,400–3,000 ea.
Bay / Bow
$3,000–8,000 ea.
$3,000–8,000 ea.
Egress (Basement)
$3,000–6,000 ea.
$3,000–6,000 ea.
Frame Material
Vinyl
Most affordable · low maintenance
Most affordable · low maintenance
Wood
+30% · classic look, needs maintenance
+30% · classic look, needs maintenance
Fiberglass
+40% · strongest, most durable
+40% · strongest, most durable
Aluminum-Clad
+50% · wood interior, metal exterior
+50% · wood interior, metal exterior
Glass Type
Double-Pane
Standard · energy efficient
Standard · energy efficient
Triple-Pane
+25% · best insulation
+25% · best insulation
Low-E + Argon
+15% · UV protection
+15% · UV protection
Exterior Doors
Door Type (primary entry)
Steel
$1,000–2,400 installed
$1,000–2,400 installed
Fiberglass
$1,500–4,200 installed
$1,500–4,200 installed
Solid Wood
$2,400–7,200 installed
$2,400–7,200 installed
Additional Doors
Patio sliding door
6ft or 8ft sliding glass+$1,800–4,800
French doors
Double-swing pair, interior or exterior+$2,400–6,000
Storm door
Aluminum or full-view glass+$650–1,430
Smart lock / premium hardware
Keypad, fingerprint, or connected lock+$250–600
Exterior Trim & Casing
Keep Existing
No change
No change
Repaint Only
+$5–8/window
+$5–8/window
Aluminum Capping
+$40–80/window
+$40–80/window
Describe Your Window & Door Project
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Show current windows, doors, damage, or condensation issues
Windows & Doors Running Total$0
Basement Details
Tell us about your basement project
Current Basement State
Unfinished
Bare concrete, open studs
Bare concrete, open studs
Partially Finished
Some drywall, needs work
Some drywall, needs work
Full Remodel
Tear out & redo existing
Tear out & redo existing
Basement Size
Moisture / Water Issues
None / Dry
No concerns
No concerns
Occasional Dampness
May need sealing
May need sealing
Active Problem
Waterproofing needed
Waterproofing needed
Sump Pump Exists
Managed system
Managed system
Planned Rooms (select all that apply)
Open Rec Room
Bedroom
Bathroom
Wet Bar / Kitchenette
Home Office
Home Theater
Gym / Exercise
Laundry Room
Bedroom = egress window required. Building code requires an emergency exit window in any basement bedroom. Typical cost: $2,500–$5,000 if one doesn't exist.
Ceiling Type
Drywall
$4–7/sq ft
$4–7/sq ft
Drop / Suspended
$3–6/sq ft
$3–6/sq ft
Exposed & Painted
$2–4/sq ft (paint only)
$2–4/sq ft (paint only)
Basement Flooring
LVP / Luxury Vinyl
$5–11/sq ft · moisture-safe
$5–11/sq ft · moisture-safe
Carpet / Carpet Tile
$3–8/sq ft
$3–8/sq ft
Tile / Porcelain
$7–14/sq ft
$7–14/sq ft
Epoxy / Polished
$6–12/sq ft
$6–12/sq ft
Systems & Infrastructure
Framing (new walls)
2×4 framing for room layout, includes insulation+$5–8/sq ft
Spray foam insulation
Rim joists and walls — best for moisture control+$3–5/sq ft
Electrical (new circuits + outlets)
Sub-panel, outlets, lighting circuits+$3,000–7,200
Plumbing (bathroom / wet bar)
Rough-in for sink, toilet, and/or shower — may require slab cut+$4,500–12,500
HVAC extension / mini-split
Extend existing ductwork or add dedicated mini-split unit+$2,000–6,000
Egress window (code required for bedrooms)
Cut foundation, install window well + window+$2,500–5,000
Waterproofing / drainage system
Interior drain tile, vapor barrier, sump pump+$6,000–18,000
Describe Your Basement Project
Upload Photos of Your Basement
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Show current condition, ceiling height, moisture areas, windows, mechanicals
Basement Running Total$0
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