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Cost calculators for home and trade jobs

What a job costs, from published 2026 price guides, with every source listed. Homeowners get a fair range before calling around. Contractors get a check on their own price, and a way to turn it into an estimate.

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Tree removal cost calculator

Height, trunk size, what is nearby, plus stump grinding and cleanup.

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Drywall and sheetrock calculator

Sheets needed and the installed price for a room, by finish level.

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Roof repair cost calculator

Shingles, flashing, vents or a leak, with the minimum call-out.

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Roof replacement cost calculator

Roof area in squares and the price by material, with tear-off.

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Cost to paint a room calculator

Walls, ceiling and trim by room size, with gallons of paint.

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Pressure washing cost calculator

House, driveway, deck, fence, gutters and roof, by size.

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Window cleaning cost calculator

Per window, with upper floors, doors, screens and tracks.

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Fence cost calculator

By the linear foot and material, with removal, permit and survey.

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Lawn mowing cost calculator

Per visit and per season, by lawn size and how often.

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Move-out cleaning cost calculator

By bedrooms and condition, with carpets and grout.

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Concrete slab cost calculator

Cubic yards and the installed price, broom or stamped.

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Labor cost calculator

What an hour of your crew really costs, and the rate to charge for it.

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Where the numbers come from

Each calculator uses published national cost guides, shown side by side on its page with the date they were checked. Where they disagree, the calculator shows the full range. Local prices can sit well above or below national ranges, so treat the result as a starting point for a conversation with a contractor, not a quote.

Pricing your own work? Start from your costs, not the market: the labor cost calculator works out what an hour of your crew really costs, and markup vs margin covers turning cost into a price.