Original Cost Calculator
A broad first-pass estimator for common restoration services already available on this site.
Use Calculator →Build practical, itemized planning estimates for cleanup, repairs, drying, equipment and insurance conversations. Each tool runs privately in your browser and clearly states what can only be confirmed onsite.
Start broad with the original calculator or choose a focused tool for the damage in front of you.
A broad first-pass estimator for common restoration services already available on this site.
Use Calculator →Build an itemized repair and restoration range from area, water category, materials and reconstruction scope.
Use Calculator →Estimate removal, drying, sanitation, contents handling and rebuilding for a finished or unfinished basement.
Use Calculator →Plan for black-water extraction, contaminated material disposal, disinfection, drying and possible rebuilding.
Use Calculator →Estimate drying, removal, drywall or plaster replacement, insulation, texture, paint and selected electrical review.
Use Calculator →Separate standing-water removal from equipment, sanitation, access, contents handling and structural drying.
Use Calculator →Estimate confined-space extraction, drying, insulation, vapor barrier, cleaning, mold and structural allowances.
Use Calculator →Estimate containment, removal, HEPA cleaning, disposal, drying, testing and selected reconstruction.
Use Calculator →Estimate a drying range from material, saturation, climate controls, equipment and elapsed time.
Use Calculator →Estimate room volume, planning moisture-removal capacity and unit count from a selected equipment rating.
Use Calculator →Compare entered losses, deductible and a user-selected coverage assumption without making a coverage decision.
Use Calculator →Seattle’s wet season generally runs from October into spring, and NWS notes that atmospheric-river events can bring heavier rain and flooding. Seattle Public Utilities also warns that heavy rain can cause flooding or sewer backups. Cool, wet outdoor conditions can limit the usefulness of simple ventilation.
Washington’s Office of the Insurance Commissioner says home policies usually do not cover flood damage and separate flood coverage is generally required. Cause, endorsements, limits and the policy’s duties after loss remain decisive.
Cost calculators combine entered scope, contamination, time, affected materials, access and optional services. They use public national planning allowances and a transparent regional factor of 1.16. Drying and dehumidifier tools use physical dimensions and moisture-condition factors but require field readings for professional decisions.
Yes. No signup or external calculator API is required.
Use the focused calculator matching the immediate task. The original Cost Calculator remains available for a broad service-level estimate.
Yes. Cost pages apply the documented 1.16 regional planning factor and the supporting content reflects verified local climate, flood and insurance sources.
No. It cannot reveal concealed wet materials, contamination, electrical hazards or structural damage.
No. Coverage depends on policy wording, cause of loss, documentation and insurer review.
Use the calculators for planning, then request an inspection-based scope from Seattle Water Damage Restoration Pro.