Define what will change
Distinguish between new furniture, surface finishes, demolition and specialist work. Note the elements of the room you must retain.
DIY RENOVATION BUDGET PLANNER
Bring your chosen interior concept, selected products and early quantities together. Use Roomico planning tools to explore possible material and labour costs.

Why it matters
A rendered room cannot tell you what a contractor will charge, how much flooring you need or whether an item is still available. Roomico brings room dimensions, shopping references and renovation planning into one workflow. Where supported by your selected plan, use estimated materials and labour to create a first cost breakdown, then update it using measurements, supplier quotes and contractor offers.
Practical workflow
Distinguish between new furniture, surface finishes, demolition and specialist work. Note the elements of the room you must retain.
Measure floors, walls, windows and relevant clearances. Estimated quantities need to be checked against your real space.
Use product discovery and a shopping list to record available prices, quantities and retailer links. Check the underlying offers and delivery costs.
Review the eligible renovation planning output and its categories. Include labour, material waste and a contingency, then replace assumptions with real contractor and supplier quotes.
Roomico is a design exploration and planning tool, not a seller or contractor. Pricing, measurements, product availability and specialist works must be verified independently.
No. It can help explore early renovation estimates using available project information, but an agreed contractor quote and verified site measurements are required for real budgeting.
Saved product references and available prices can contribute to shopping decisions. Always check the live retailer price and quantities before relying on a total.
No. Planning, material estimation and labour-related features vary by Roomico package. Check the current pricing comparison for what your plan includes.