Categories
Home Project Costs by Trade (2026) — Published Guides
Categories match how homeowners usually describe the work. Open one to see the guides published so far and the range each one uses.
- Roofing costsReplacement ranges for asphalt and metal roofs, localized repairs, tear-off, roofing squares, flashing, and decking.33 guides
- HVAC costsInstalled ranges for heating, cooling, ventilation, ductwork, attic insulation, and related electrical work.61 guides
- Plumbing costsPlanning ranges for plumber visits, water heaters, repiping, pumps, wells, septic systems, and sewer replacement.51 guides
- Electrical costsPlanning ranges for electrician visits, panels, circuits, EV charging, generators, and residential solar work.34 guides
- Kitchen & bath costsKitchen and bathroom remodels, cabinets, counters, showers, flooring, painting, cleaning, and drywall.49 guides
- Exterior costsExterior projects including decks, fences, landscaping, drainage, foundations, siding, windows, and doors.124 guides
- Appliances costsNational planning ranges for repairing major home appliances, including refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers and ovens. Each guide explains typical repair prices, what moves the cost, and when to repair or replace. Use these figures to budget before you call a local technician.16 guides
- Foundation costsPlan foundation and structural repair budgets with US national cost ranges for crack repair, pier and beam work, bowing basement walls, sagging floors, waterproofing, and engineer inspections.10 guides
- Interior costsNational planning costs for interior projects inside the home: drywall and ceiling repair, water damage restoration, flooring, interior doors, trim, and attic access. Each guide explains typical price ranges, what moves the price, and when to DIY or hire.70 guides
- Pest Control costsPlan pest control budgets with US national cost ranges for exterminator visits, termite treatment, bed bugs, rodents, wildlife removal, and mosquito control. Each guide explains typical prices, what moves the cost, and when to DIY or hire a licensed pro.17 guides