About
Free calculators for home projects are what DIY Totals offers. One independent operator runs the site, with no company name, no personal name and no address published. The calculators give estimates for planning a job, not formal quotes from a contractor or supplier. Every figure shows the month it was last checked.
The figures on any calculator are averages, and each one carries the month it was last checked. They exist to help you plan a project, for example to buy materials or set a budget. The number that counts when you actually buy is the quote from your supplier. This site is one person's independent project, and it has a sister site, WeatherTotals, under the same operator, for weather data.
The calculators show answers in imperial and metric together.
Who runs DIY Totals?
A single independent operator runs DIY Totals. No company name, personal name or address is published on the site.
How close are these estimates, and can they replace a quote from a supplier?
The numbers are estimates for planning, based on average figures with the month they were last checked. They are not a formal quote. For a binding price, ask a supplier for a quote for your specific job.
What is WeatherTotals?
WeatherTotals is a sister site under the same operator, providing weather data. DIY Totals focuses on project calculators.