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Kitchen Remodel ROI
See the average return on investment for kitchen renovations in your market before you spend a dollar.
Calculate Kitchen ROI →Bathroom Remodel ROI
Find out how much a bathroom renovation will add to your home value versus what it costs.
Calculate Bathroom ROI →Deck ROI
Estimate the resale value added by a new deck or outdoor living space in your neighborhood.
Calculate Deck ROI →Basement ROI
Understand the value a finished basement adds to your home and what it typically costs to complete.
Calculate Basement ROI →Home Addition ROI
Analyze the cost and return of adding square footage — a bedroom, bathroom, or family room.
Calculate Addition ROI →Cost Estimator
Get a ballpark cost estimate for any remodeling project based on project type, size, and your zip code.
Estimate Costs →"The remodeling analysis showed us the kitchen update would only return 60% in our neighborhood — so we chose the bathroom instead. Saved us from a $40k mistake."
— Homeowner, Chester County PA · Reaixo Remodeling Analysis
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Essential Property Analysis
One focused analysis covering the key facts, a property score, and clear recommendations.
- Remodeling Potential
Property Decision Analysis
Everything in Essential, plus related analyses, scenario modeling, and a combined decision summary.
- Remodeling Potential
- Kitchen ROI
- Bathroom ROI
- Whole Home ROI
- Remodel vs Move
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Professional Property Analysis
Maximum depth — multiple scenarios, long-term projections, advanced visualizations, and a presentation-quality PDF.
- Everything in Property Decision Analysis
- Multiple remodel scenarios
- Long-term value projection
- Contractor cost benchmarks
- Presentation-quality PDF
- + 1 more included
Not sure? The Property Decision Analysis covers most decisions.
Reaixo reports are AI-assisted and provided for informational and educational purposes only. They are not appraisals, home inspections, engineering assessments, contractor estimates, legal advice, tax advice, lending decisions or financial advice. Property information, cost estimates and market assumptions may be incomplete or inaccurate and should be independently verified with qualified professionals.
Common Questions About Remodeling Analysis
Which home improvements add the most value?
Improvements that consistently add strong value include minor kitchen updates, bathroom refreshes, new garage doors, fresh exterior paint, and improved curb appeal — these tend to return a high percentage of their cost. Full kitchen remodels and major additions can increase value substantially but often recoup a smaller percentage of the amount spent. In general, updates that fix outdated or worn features cost-effectively return more value than large, high-end renovations, since most buyers weigh condition and functionality over luxury finishes.
How do I estimate remodeling ROI?
Remodeling ROI is estimated by comparing a project’s cost to the increase in the home’s resale value, expressed as a percentage — a $20,000 kitchen update that adds $15,000 in value has roughly 75% ROI. National cost-vs-value studies provide average ROI by project type and region, but actual results depend on your home’s condition, local buyer preferences and how the finished project compares to similar homes nearby. Comparing your planned project to recent sales of renovated homes in your area gives the most reliable local estimate.
Should I remodel or move?
The right choice depends on whether the cost of remodeling is less than the cost and disruption of selling and buying elsewhere, and whether your current home and lot can support what you actually need. If your home’s layout, lot size or location cannot accommodate the change you want, moving is often more practical than an extensive renovation. If your neighborhood and home’s bones work but specific rooms are outdated, remodeling is typically the lower-cost path once selling and moving costs are factored in.
How much should I spend on a renovation?
A common guideline is to spend no more than 10–15% of your home’s current value on any single renovation project, though this varies by project type and how long you plan to stay. Kitchen remodels average 5–15% of home value, while bathroom updates average 3–7%. Spending significantly above your neighborhood’s home values increases the risk that you won’t recoup the cost at resale, since a home’s value is capped by what comparable homes nearby sell for.
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