Typical low
$3,000
Typical high
$7,000
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2026 Home Repair Cost Index
Compare service pricing nationally and by market without getting buried in a spreadsheet. The LocalPros cost index is designed to stay readable on mobile while still giving homeowners real pricing context they can use.
50 markets and 15 servicesSearchable and sortableBuilt for homeowners and publishers
$84
Avg. hourly rate
Sacramento
Most expensive city
Birmingham
Most affordable city
15 services
Coverage
Service pricing
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15 services shown
Typical low
$150
Typical high
$300
Typical low
$4,000
Typical high
$9,000
Typical low
$200
Typical high
$400
Typical low
$100
Typical high
$250
Typical low
$120
Typical high
$250
Typical low
$75
Typical high
$200
Typical low
$30
Typical high
$80
Typical low
$75
Typical high
$200
Typical low
$300
Typical high
$800
Typical low
$300
Typical high
$800
Typical low
$150
Typical high
$400
Typical low
$100
Typical high
$250
Typical low
$100
Typical high
$400
Typical low
$250
Typical high
$800
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Methodology
Pricing data is compiled from contractor surveys, industry publications, and regional cost-of-living adjustments. Rates reflect 2026 averages and may vary based on project complexity, materials, and seasonal demand. Regional pricing uses state-level multipliers derived from Bureau of Labor Statistics data and construction cost indices.
Last updated: March 2026. Data is refreshed quarterly.
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