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Record slopes, openings, obstructions, and access.
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Practical calculators for material quantities and project budgets. Transparent formulas with US customary defaults, USD budgets, and an instant metric option.
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Estimate wall and ceiling paint, coats, and coverage.
Eight focused tools
Enter real measurements, switch between US and metric units, and see the assumptions behind every result.
Estimate gallons for walls and ceilings.
Open calculator →FloorsPlan material, waste, and installation cost.
Open calculator →MasonryConvert slab dimensions into cubic yards.
Open calculator →Walls & ceilingsEstimate sheets, screws, and joint compound.
Open calculator →RoofingEstimate roof area, squares, and bundles.
Open calculator →Outdoor projectsEstimate panels, posts, concrete, and cost.
Open calculator →Outdoor projectsEstimate board count and linear footage.
Open calculator →RemodelingBuild a line-item planning budget.
Open calculator →Advanced project planner
Combine spaces, optimize package sizes, compare Good/Better/Best budgets, and save the result to My Projects.
Cost My Reno field library
Original guides explain coverage, waste, safety, and scope—the decisions a calculator cannot make for you.
Measure walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and openings without buying far too much paint.
Read field guide →02Painting · 7 minUnderstand why the same gallon covers different areas on different projects.
Read field guide →03Flooring · 8 minChoose a waste allowance based on material, layout, room shape, and installation pattern.
Read field guide →Useful numbers, honest limits
Materials, site conditions, labor, code, delivery, and tax can change a real project. Cost My Reno shows its math so you can verify the inputs and compare quotes on equal terms.
Read our methodology →Record slopes, openings, obstructions, and access.
Check coverage, package quantities, and installation rules.
Confirm permits, code, utilities, and licensed-trade requirements.