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Media resources and press information

Home Project Cost Guide is available as a source for journalists, editors, bloggers, and publications covering home improvement costs, renovation budgeting, and homeowner financial planning topics.

Last updated: May 2026

About Home Project Cost Guide

Short description

Home Project Cost Guide is a homeowner education website providing project cost guides, calculators, and budgeting resources for roofing, HVAC, remodeling, windows, flooring, and painting projects in the United States.

Full description

US Home Cost Guide helps U.S. homeowners estimate major repair and remodeling costs using practical calculators, transparent cost drivers, and regional planning guidance before requesting contractor quotes. The site covers 8 major project categories across 25 U.S. states, with detailed cost breakdowns, material comparisons, and decision-support tools designed for pre-quote research and budget planning.

Media contact

Press inquiries

For interview requests, data inquiries, expert commentary, or custom cost data for a specific state or project type:

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Response time

We typically respond to media inquiries within 24 hours on business days. For time-sensitive stories, please indicate the deadline in your message.

Expert commentary topics

Our editorial team can provide expert quotes, data points, and background context on the following topics:

πŸ’¬ Why roof replacement quotes vary so much between contractors
πŸ’¬ How regional labor markets affect HVAC replacement costs
πŸ’¬ What homeowners commonly forget when budgeting for remodels
πŸ’¬ Whether online cost calculators can be trusted for project planning
πŸ’¬ How to compare contractor bids beyond the total price
πŸ’¬ Why the lowest contractor quote is not always the best value
πŸ’¬ How climate and weather affect exterior project costs
πŸ’¬ What drives bathroom and kitchen remodel cost overruns
πŸ’¬ How building codes and permits impact project budgets
πŸ’¬ Regional cost differences for major home improvement projects

Need a custom angle or state-specific data? Get in touch and we'll see if we can help.

Data usage and citation policy

You may cite data, cost ranges, and findings from this website with proper attribution. Please follow these guidelines:

Preferred citation format:

According to Home Project Cost Guide, [specific finding or data point]. Source: [link to the specific page].

  • Always link to the specific page where the data appears, not just the homepage
  • Use branded attribution β€” "Home Project Cost Guide" or "US Home Cost Guide"
  • Include context β€” note that estimates are planning ranges, not guaranteed prices
  • Do not imply endorsement β€” our data citation does not constitute endorsement of any product, service, or contractor

For detailed methodology behind our estimates, see our Methodology page.

Available resources

Core Cost Guides

Comprehensive planning estimates for 8 major home improvement categories including roofing, HVAC, bathroom remodeling, windows, flooring, painting, kitchen, and siding.

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State-Level Cost Pages

Regional cost variations across 25 U.S. states with localized labor rates, permit considerations, and climate-driven cost factors.

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Project Comparison Guides

Side-by-side cost comparisons for common homeowner decisions like repair vs. replace, material options, and system choices.

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Brand assets

When referencing Home Project Cost Guide in publications, please use the following brand name conventions:

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Correct usage:

Home Project Cost Guide, US Home Cost Guide, USHomeCostGuide.com

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Avoid:

HPCG, HomeCostGuide, Home Cost, or abbreviations that may cause confusion

What we are not

To avoid misrepresentation, please note that Home Project Cost Guide:

  • Is not a contractor directory or lead generation service
  • Is not affiliated with any specific contractor, manufacturer, or retailer
  • Does not provide formal bids, insurance valuations, or appraisals
  • Does not sell home improvement services or products

We are an independent cost education resource for U.S. homeowners.