Create Fast and Easy Home Cost and Valuation Estimates

HomeCOST Estimator

Home Cost Estimating and Valuation Software for Excel

Searching for a quick, easy and accurate building cost estimating software for residential valuation and cost estimates? Try our award-winning building cost estimating software, HomeCOST Estimator for Excel.

Best of building cost estimating and valuation estimating with advanced functions, customizable cost data, city cost adjustments and detailed reporting. Calculate home valuation based on area, style and other user-selected parameters for budget estimates, home equity line of credit, construction loan and mortgage loan financing applications. HomeCOST Estimator has won numerous quality awards for outstanding value in software and offers big savings over the expensive alternatives.

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Prepare building cost estimates for residential construction adjusted for your city, type, class and style of construction. Add more style, type, additional and upgrade descriptions of your own. HomeCOST will recognize custom data and apply accordingly. All using a convenient built-in wizard style interface.

Customizable Cost Data Home Cost and Valuation

HomeCOST Estimator comes with a built-in home valuation factors that affect the cost of construction. Often, builders  covering all cost categoriare faced with making proposals with realistic budget estimates, appraisers need consistently applied valuations and contractors demand highly accurate market valuation adjusted for local conditions. HomeCOST Estimator provides all this with an intuitive interface and flexible and customizable cost data.

HomeCOST Estimator is easy to use so that with a step-by-step wizard interface, you can generate a complete valuation cost estimate within minutes. An indispensible business software for builders, contractors, asset management, rehab and restoration, real estate appraisal and home financing organizations.

Key Benefits of HomeCOST Estimator

  • Convenient MS Excel based building cost estimating

  • Customizable, flexible, built-in unit cost data to create home valuation

  • Use HomeCOST Estimator for construction loan and mortgage loan applications

  • Cost data includes type, style, quality of construction

  • Start up wizard interface for ease of use

  • Accurate residential home valuation cost estimates in minutes

  • Online Help system

System Requirements for HomeCOST Estimator

  • Desktop or laptop computer running under Windows 7 thru Windows 11

  • Microsoft Excel 2000-23, Office 365 desktop (32-bit or 64-bit MS Office installation)

  • Compatible printer

See Also:

GeneralCOST Estimator for Excel

ConstructionWORKS Complete for Excel


How-To Series

Buy New or Remodel

For various reasons, people sell their homes and move. But, there are times when your family comes to realize an upgrade of your residence is needed, perhaps a well planned remodel.

You sit down and make a construction cost estimate for a new addition or larger kitchen or bath. Then you are faced with another option which is to upgrade to a new home.

This is especially true in situations where your space needs will not be served well by a simple addition or remodel construction. Or, maybe there just is not enough land or construction configuration available for remodel or addition. An additional large bedroom, a second floor, even a swimming pool may not be possible.

Even if it was, another consideration is the construction costs and the effort and inconvenience of the construction activity where contractors and workmen will be moving in and out the home perhaps for as long as 6 months.

Buying a new home and moving out is not easy but it may well be the more favorable option. Cost estimates and remodel value analysis indicate certain additional home components can be had for pennies on the dollar.

For example, an additional bedroom for 67 percent of construction costs, kitchen at 82 percent, patio at 65 percent and a new swimming pool at a handsome 55 percent of new construction costs.

Now, that’s the kind of upgrade you should not ignore.