BuildCalc
Free home improvement calculators that show the maths
30 free calculators for paint, tiles, concrete, roofing, lumber, landscaping and energy. Every one runs in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded, stored or tracked.
Free, private, no sign-up
Most used calculators
All 30 calculators →Paint & walls
Category page →Flooring
Category page →Concrete & masonry
Category page →Roofing
Category page →Lumber & framing
Category page →Landscaping & yard
Category page →Mulch Calculator
Bags or yards of mulch for a bed.
Topsoil Calculator
Volume of topsoil to fill or cover.
Sod Calculator
Rolls or pallets of sod for a lawn.
Gravel Calculator
Tonnage and volume of gravel.
Grass Seed Calculator
Seed rate for a new or patchy lawn.
Pool Volume Calculator
Gallons and litres a pool holds.
Room & area
Category page →Energy & solar
Category page →Guides
All guides →Plain-English explainers on the questions behind the numbers — each one links to the calculator that answers it.
- How much paint do I need? Working it out properly
- How to calculate wall area (and why it matters)
- How many tiles do I need? Waste, cuts and boxes explained
- Laminate vs vinyl vs engineered wood: choosing a floor
- How much concrete do I need? Volume, waste and delivery
- How many bricks per square foot? The numbers and the joints
About BuildCalc
Free home improvement and DIY calculators for paint, wallpaper, drywall, tiles, flooring, carpet, concrete, bricks, mortar, roofing, shingles, gutters, lumber, decking, fencing, stairs, mulch, topsoil, sod, gravel, grass seed, pool volume, square footage, solar panels, electricity cost, air conditioning and insulation. Instant, private, no sign-up.
Each calculator explains the formula behind the number, how to read the result and where its limits lie — because a figure without context is not much use. Everything is calculated locally on your device, so sensitive numbers never leave your browser.
BuildCalc provides general, educational information only. It is not engineering, structural, electrical or building-code advice. Always check local regulations and consult a qualified professional before starting work.