Home & DIY Calculators
Helpful tools for estimating materials, measurements and costs for home improvement and DIY projects.
Flooring Calculator
Estimate square footage, waste allowance, boxes needed and material cost.
Calculate flooring โConcrete Calculator
Estimate cubic feet, cubic yards, bags needed and material cost.
Calculate concrete โPaint Calculator
Estimate paintable wall area, gallons needed, primer and material cost.
Calculate paint โDeck Calculator
Estimate deck area, board quantities, waste allowance and decking cost.
Calculate decking โCabinet Calculator
Estimate cabinet quantities, filler allowance, countertop length and project cost.
Calculate cabinets โUseful Home Improvement Calculators
MyCruncher home improvement calculators are designed to make common DIY project planning easier. Use these tools to estimate materials, measurements, quantities and costs for flooring, concrete, paint, cabinets and other home projects.
Whether you are planning a small repair, remodeling a room or preparing for a larger project, these calculators can help you work through the numbers before buying materials or starting the job.
DIY Project and Material Estimating Tools
This section includes practical tools for square footage, volume, material quantities, waste allowance and project cost estimates. More calculators can be added over time for additional home improvement, repair and remodeling needs.
These tools provide general estimates for planning purposes. Actual material needs can vary based on product dimensions, installation methods, room shape, waste, manufacturer recommendations and jobsite conditions.
Planning ahead can help reduce wasted materials, extra trips to the store and unexpected project costs. Measurements, product coverage, room shape and installation methods can all affect the final amount of material needed. Using these tools before you begin can make it easier to compare options, prepare a shopping list and organize the numbers for your next repair or remodeling project.
For the best results, compare calculator estimates with product labels, manufacturer specifications and the actual measurements of your space before purchasing materials.
