Contractor Cost Calculator

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Contractor Job Cost Calculator

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How Much Does it Cost to Hire a General Contractor?

The cost to hire a general contractor for your rental property can vary widely based on the type of project, materials used, property type, and location. Projects like kitchen remodels or room additions typically range from a few thousand to tens-of-thousands of dollars, depending on scope and finish quality. To get a clearer picture tailored to your needs, use the contractor cost calculator above to estimate project costs based on square footage and other key factors.

General Contractor Job Cost Calculator Formula

How the General Contractor Job Cost Calculator Works

Here’s how the General Contractor Cost Estimator works to help you calculate a project budget tailored to your rental property. The calculator uses average industry costs and applies specific adjustments based on the details you provide. Each field is designed to account for real-world variables that impact pricing, giving you a more accurate starting point for planning or comparing contractor quotes.

  1. Job Type – Choose the type of contractor project you’re estimating, such as a bathroom renovation, drywall installation, or garage conversion.
  2. Project Size (sq ft) – Enter the approximate square footage of the area involved, or use the number of units (e.g., windows, doors) if applicable to the job type.
  3. Quality Grade – Select the expected level of finish and material quality: Economy, Standard, or Premium.
  4. Property Type – Specify the type of property the work will be performed on: Single Family, Multifamily, or Commercial.
  5. Location Type – Indicate whether the property is in an Urban, Suburban, or Rural area to reflect differences in labor and material costs based on region.

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