Extensions Cost
Estimate home extension, single-storey extension, double-storey extension, loft conversion, garage conversion, basement conversion and extension cost per m².
View extension calculatorsFind the right UK home improvement cost calculator for your project. CostIntel covers extensions, roofing, driveways, landscaping, windows, doors, heating, electrical work, plumbing, interiors and project planning tools.
Start with the category that matches your project. Each section includes calculators for different project types, materials, specifications and quote-checking situations.
Estimate home extension, single-storey extension, double-storey extension, loft conversion, garage conversion, basement conversion and extension cost per m².
View extension calculatorsEstimate roof replacement, roof repair, flat roof replacement, tiled roof replacement, slate roof replacement and roof cost per m².
View roofing calculatorsCompare driveway costs for resin, tarmac, block paving, concrete, excavation and cost per m² quote checking.
View driveway calculatorsEstimate garden landscaping, patios, decking, fencing, turf installation, artificial grass, retaining walls and garden drainage.
View landscaping calculatorsEstimate window replacement, double glazing, front doors, patio doors and bifold doors based on size, specification and installation.
View windows and doors calculatorsEstimate boiler installation, heat pumps, solar panels, solar batteries, insulation and EPC improvement costs.
View energy and heating calculatorsEstimate rewiring, EV charger installation and consumer unit replacement costs for UK homes.
View electrical calculatorsEstimate drainage installation, septic tank costs, bathroom plumbing and kitchen plumbing work.
View plumbing calculatorsEstimate kitchen renovation, bathroom renovation, flooring, carpet installation, plastering, painting and flooring cost per m².
View interior calculatorsPlan renovation budgets, compare build versus buy decisions, estimate renovation ROI and check possible property value uplift.
View planning toolsThese calculators are useful starting points for common UK renovation and home improvement projects.
Estimate a broad home extension budget before comparing more specific extension types.
Estimate home extension costCheck a roof replacement estimate using roof type, size, access and specification.
Estimate roof replacement costCompare driveway costs across common surface types and preparation levels.
Estimate driveway costPlan a kitchen renovation budget around size, finish level and fitting complexity.
Estimate kitchen renovation costEstimate bathroom renovation costs using project scope, fittings and finish level.
Estimate bathroom renovation costEstimate replacement window costs by number of units, size, frame and glazing type.
Estimate window replacement costEstimate boiler installation costs based on property needs and installation scope.
Estimate boiler installation costEstimate rewiring costs for UK homes based on property size and electrical scope.
Estimate rewiring costThe right calculator depends on whether you are setting a first budget, comparing options or checking a quote.
Start with the main category hub for your project. It will show the calculators available and explain which cost drivers matter most.
Use the specific calculator for the job, such as a roof replacement, window replacement, boiler installation or kitchen renovation calculator.
Use the material-specific calculators where available, such as resin driveway, tarmac driveway, block paving, flat roof, tiled roof or slate roof calculators.
Use cost per m² calculators and project-specific tools to check whether the quote seems aligned with the scope, material and preparation work.
Driveway cost per m² · Roof cost per m² · Extension cost per m²
Use this directory to jump straight to a specific calculator.
CostIntel calculators estimate planning ranges using the main cost drivers for each project type. These may include area, size, material, labour, specification, access, preparation, region and contingency.
Labour is often one of the largest parts of a home improvement quote. The calculators consider project type, complexity and fitting time where relevant.
Material choice can change the estimate significantly. A uPVC window, aluminium bifold door, resin driveway or slate roof will each have different cost patterns.
Access, preparation, removal, disposal, ground conditions and finishing work can explain why two similar projects receive different quotes.
UK labour and project costs vary by area. Regional adjustment helps avoid treating every quote as if it came from the same market.
A cost calculator is most useful when the project scope is clear. Before comparing an estimate with a contractor quote, check what the quote includes: labour, materials, removal, disposal, VAT, preparation, finishing work and any assumptions.
A cheaper quote is not always better if it leaves out work that another contractor included. A higher quote may be reasonable if it includes access equipment, structural preparation, better materials or more detailed finishing.
CostIntel calculators are built around project scope, materials, labour, site conditions and regional variation. The aim is to give homeowners a clearer planning range before comparing quotes or setting a renovation budget.
For more detail, read our methodology, pricing data and how costs are calculated pages.
If you want more context before using a calculator, read the cost guides for common project types. These explain the main cost drivers, typical quote differences and planning considerations.
Browse the full guide section for plain-English explanations of UK home improvement costs.
View cost guidesRead about extension cost drivers, project size, build type and common budget considerations.
Read extension cost guideUnderstand how roof type, access, materials and repair scope can affect roofing quotes.
Read roofing cost guideCompare driveway materials, preparation, excavation and quote differences before estimating.
Read driveway cost guideCostIntel calculators are designed to give UK homeowners planning estimates for home improvement projects. They help with early budgeting, quote checking and comparing project options.
No. The calculators provide planning estimates based on typical cost drivers. A contractor needs to inspect the property and confirm the scope before giving a fixed quote.
Start with the category that matches your project. If you are planning an extension, use the extensions cost section. If you are replacing windows or doors, use the windows and doors section.
Yes, but only as a planning check. Make sure the quote scope is clear before comparing it with a calculator estimate. Labour, materials, removal, finishing work, VAT and access can all affect the price.
Quotes vary because projects differ in size, materials, labour, access, preparation, region and finishing detail. Two quotes may also include different levels of work.
Most CostIntel calculators are designed around total project cost drivers, including labour and materials where relevant. Each calculator should be read in line with its own assumptions.
Yes. CostIntel is built for UK home improvement cost planning, using UK-style project scopes, terminology and cost assumptions.
Costs can change as labour rates, material prices and demand shift. Use the calculators as planning tools and compare them with current local quotes before making decisions.