Online averages that undercut you
Homeowners arrive with a number from a national cost article that has nothing to do with your area or finish level.
In remodeling, the budget gap usually surfaces at the kitchen table. A calculator built from your finished projects closes it before anyone books.
Homeowners arrive with a number from a national cost article that has nothing to do with your area or finish level.
Stock cabinets and custom millwork put a kitchen in a different budget entirely, but most forms never ask.
Moving a sink or a wall changes the job, and a calculator that ignores it misleads everyone.
The math comes from kitchens and baths you’ve actually built, by size and finish level.
Refresh, full remodel, or layout change, each shown with a photo so homeowners pick the right one.
Homeowners compare the range to their budget and choose to book, adjust the scope, or wait.
Room, scope, finish, and the range they saw arrive with the booking.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
Price minus materials isn’t profit. Put in what the job actually costs and see what’s left after overhead.
Net profit on the job: $5,500
$25,000 job: $8,000 materials, $7,000 labor, $1,500 other, 12% overhead.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Client work, shown with permission. Never stock footage.
As accurate as the projects behind it. Built from your own recent jobs by size and finish, it gives homeowners a range they can plan around. Layout and structural surprises are why the consultation still matters.
A range, yes. It filters out budgets that will never fit and turns the consultation into a design conversation instead of a sticker-shock moment. Your detailed pricing stays private.
Yes. If you charge for design, the calculator can show that fee separately and explain what it covers and whether it’s credited toward the build.
The page can offer a smaller scope, like a refresh instead of a full remodel, or let them leave their details for later. No dead end, and no wasted evening for your designer.
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