Find the Value of Your Next Home Remodel With Block Renovation's ROI Calculator
Not every home improvement has the same level of ROI or appeal to future homebuyers. Discover how your planned project could resonate in your local market and what it might mean for your home's future value.
Property Details
The accuracy of this calculator is the result of extensive testing based on real-world Block Renovation projects.
How to use our renovation ROI calculator
Enter your property details and describe your renovation plans—whether it's a kitchen remodel, bathroom addition, or any other home improvement. We'll analyze your local market and project scope to deliver tailored cost, value, and ROI estimates.
How we estimate the value of your planned home improvement
Our home improvement value calculator reflects our in-depth knowledge of renovations along with local market context to deliver ROI estimations specific to your home and goals.
- We review your property's details and nearby sale trends to find the best comparisons.
- Your project description is paired with real renovation cost and value data, scaled for your region.
- Our tool factors in typical ROI for projects like yours—adjusted for what buyers prioritize in homes around you.
- If your local market is shifting, you'll see insight that reflects current trends, not just averages.
Bring your project to life with Block Renovation
Define your creative vision using Renovation Studio
You can explore design possibilities, try out different layouts, and see how every choice shapes your budget—so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins. You'll get a clear sense of what's possible, from material options to layout tweaks, all tailored to your style and your space. Our platform empowers you to visualize your goals, refine your project scope, and make design decisions with ease.
Collaborate with vetted contractors
When it's time to move from planning to building, Block matches you with top-rated local contractors who have been thoroughly vetted for quality, professionalism, and reliability. Every match is curated based on your specific needs and goals, so you're never left guessing if a contractor is the right fit.
Throughout your renovation, you'll have access to transparent proposals, clear timelines, and a personalized dashboard that lets you track progress and updates in real time. Your dedicated project planner provides expert advice, answers your questions, and helps resolve any uncertainties along the way.
From the first spark of inspiration to the final walkthrough, Block stands beside you as a trusted partner—making your renovation experience feel achievable and even enjoyable.
Bonus tips to help maximize a home improvement project's ROI
What home buyers tend to find most valuable
While every buyer is unique, some renovation themes consistently stand out across most markets. When planning the specifics of your home improvement, keep in mind that buyers often value these underlying qualities:
- More livable space—such as adding a sunroom or finishing a basement
- Flexible layouts that improve natural light and flow from room to room
- Energy-efficient features, like new windows, upgraded insulation, or efficient heating and cooling
- Low-maintenance materials that hold up well over time
Strategies to minimizing unnecessary spending during your renovation
A clear plan and the right choices can help you invest wisely without cutting corners. Consider these practical ways to keep your renovation on budget, ultimately increasing a project's ROI:
- Prioritize longevity over short-term savings—higher quality materials may cost more upfront but will last longer and require fewer replacements
- Combine related projects, such as updating your backsplash and countertops together, to reduce labor costs and keep disruptions to a minimum
- Look beyond the bottom line when reviewing contractor proposals; compare the scope, materials, and warranties offered to ensure you're truly getting value, not just the lowest bid
- Set a realistic contingency fund from the start, but stick closely to your original plan to avoid racking up costs with unnecessary changes as work progresses