FREE REPAIR PLANNING TOOLS

Foundation repair calculators and quote tools

Start with a broad planning range, then compare what a contractor actually proposed. These tools are designed to keep the cost math and the repair scope separate so you can ask better questions before signing.

QUOTE COMPARISON

Foundation Repair Quote Comparison Calculator

Enter up to three written proposal totals and optional pier counts to normalize the arithmetic before comparing scope.

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SCOPE COMPARISON

Quote Scope Diff

Compare two or three written proposals by permits, engineering, warranty, exclusions and other scope topics before comparing price.

Compare proposal scope →
BUDGET GAPS

Repair Quote Extras & Budget Gap Planner

Keep permits, engineering, drainage, restoration and other unpriced extras visible without inventing missing prices.

Build budget-gap comparison →
PRINTABLE CHECKLIST

Foundation Quote Red Flags

Print a checklist for vague scope, missing quantities, unclear payment milestones, warranty gaps and exclusions.

Open red flags checklist →
QUOTE REVIEW

Foundation Repair Quote Checker

Check whether the proposal clearly states the repair method, quantities, price, engineering, permits, cleanup and warranty. Build questions automatically from the missing items.

Check a proposal →
PIER PROJECT MATH

Pier Project Calculator

Enter the per-pier range from a real proposal, the pier count and project-level fixed costs. The calculator does the math without inventing a local unit price.

Calculate pier project math →
PROBLEM FIRST

Repair Profile Check

If you do not yet know what repair category fits, start with the symptom, severity, foundation type and ZIP code to organize the problem before comparing methods.

Build repair profile →
GUIDE LIBRARY

RepairCostMatch Guide Hub

Browse foundation, crawl-space, basement, drainage, crack and stabilization guides once you know the problem or proposed repair method.

Browse repair guides →

A better order for comparing foundation repair

  1. Identify the symptom. Cracks, settlement, water and bowing walls can lead to very different repair scopes.
  2. Estimate the budget category. Use a broad calculator before anchoring on one contractor price.
  3. Read the written proposal. Confirm method, quantity, engineering, permits and exclusions.
  4. Normalize the math. For pier projects, compare unit price, pier count and fixed project costs separately.
  5. Verify independently when appropriate. Large or conflicting structural proposals may justify an independent professional evaluation.

What these tools do not do

They do not diagnose a foundation, choose a structural repair method or replace an inspection. Local soil, access, labor, engineering, permits and hidden conditions can move a real contractor price outside any online range.

Educational planning only. Rapid movement, unstable walls, flooding, gas or electrical hazards and other immediate safety concerns require appropriate local professional evaluation.