Roof replacement cost
Asphalt, metal and tile by house size.
US price ranges and a working calculator. No quote required to see the numbers.
Pick a project, a material, and a size. You get a national range on the spot.
Every guide opens with the price range, then the table behind it.
Asphalt, metal and tile by house size.
Small, mid-size and primary bathrooms by tier.
A 10x10 kitchen worked example.
Beginner projects with time, cost and difficulty up front.
Small holes, nail pops and doorknob damage.
Flapper, fill valve or float.
Remove moldy caulk and lay a lasting bead.
Start with the symptom. Causes ranked, safe checks, and when to call a licensed pro.
Filter, thermostat, frozen coil and capacitor.
Breaker, pilot, element and tank age.
Overload, short or ground fault.
Furnace and frozen-pipe season. Do these checks before a hard freeze.
Gutters, furnace filter, hose bibs, weatherstripping and sump pump.
Pipes, windows and attic, in one weekend order.
Attic air sealing and insulation, the fix that actually works.
Our ranges use published US labor and material data, cross-checked against sources like the U.S. Department of Energy for energy guidance, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for safety and efficiency standards, and the annual Cost vs. Value report for remodel pricing benchmarks. They are planning numbers, not quotes. Every cost page shows its updated date, what is included and excluded, and permit notes.
A mid-range kitchen remodel in the US typically costs $15,000 to $65,000 depending on size and finish level. Our kitchen remodel cost guide breaks it down by cabinet type and square foot, with a working calculator.
They are directional national planning ranges built from published US labor and material data, refreshed on a regular cycle. They are not quotes. Your city and your home's condition will move the real price, which is why every guide names its cost drivers.
DIY the cosmetic and mechanical basics: painting, drywall patches, faucet cartridges, drain clogs. Hire licensed pros for gas lines, electrical panel work, refrigerant, and anything structural or inside walls. Every guide on this site marks that line explicitly.
Cost guides are reviewed and re-stamped on a regular refresh cycle, and sooner when pricing data shifts. The updated date at the top of every page is the date you can hold us to.