“We turn full rehab budgets in hours, not days—and every line item ties back to our finish level and allowance templates.”

“Our estimates now align with ARV and lender draws, so we keep contingency intact and profit on target from acquisition to sale."

Fix‑and‑Flip Estimating and Budgeting Software

For residential investors, rehab contractors, and fix-and-flip teams, CountBricks combines property photos or plans, scope-based takeoffs, itemized labour and material budgets, client and project documents, scheduling, and invoicing in one workflow. Organise demolition, framing, roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, landscaping, and exterior work by trade, room, phase, or finish level; record quantities, labour, materials, equipment, allowances, contingency, tax, markup, alternate scopes, and supplier choices; then review each estimate line before preparing project documents. Use the reviewed rehab budget alongside separate acquisition, financing, ARV, and resale analysis before making an offer. Keep actual quantities and costs, approved changes, progress records, invoices, and reports with the project.

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Build Trade-by-Trade Rehab Budgets

For fix-and-flip investors, rehab contractors, and residential renovation teams.

Upload property photos or plans and organise demolition, framing, MEP, kitchens, baths, flooring, paint, landscaping, and exterior work by trade, room, phase, or finish level. Record quantities, labour, materials, equipment, tax, markup, allowances, and contingency before reviewing the rehab budget.

Compare Scope, Finish Levels, and Allowances

For single-family rehabs, townhomes, rental turns, and small multifamily projects.

Create categories or bundles for standard, mid-range, or premium finishes; compare alternate scopes and material selections; track allowances and contingency; and use the reviewed rehab budget alongside separate ARV, financing, and draw-schedule analysis.

From Rehab Budget to Project Records

Keep estimates, documents, actuals, approved changes, and billing with the property.

Track labour and material costs by trade, attach property photos or documents, record actual quantities and costs, create change orders when scope changes, and carry project information into invoices, progress records, and reports.