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Home Construction Cost Checklist

Below we have listed some of the elements and expenses that might be needed for a new home construction project. Of course, every situation is different, and this list may include some things you don't need and leave out others you do. Hopefully it can help you to begin developing an estimate.

Pre-Construction Costs
- Architectural, engineering and soil study fees
- Permits for city and/or county
- Utility connection fees
- Workman's comp and builder's risk insurance
Site Construction Costs
- Temporary utilities
- Equipment rentals
- Demolition, clearing, and haul-offs
- Grading, excavation, fill, shoring
- Site drainage
- Sewer hook-up fees and permits or private septic system
- Utility hook-up fees or private wells if needed
- Stub-ups for plumbing and electrical utilities
- Concrete works for slab and footings or pier and beam, basement walls, etc.
- Anchor bolts, rebar, and other items used in the concrete
- Labor
Erecting the Kodiak Steel Homes^® Kit
- Forklift, boom truck, or sky track rental to unload the kit when delivered
- Tools: screw guns, spud wrenches, metal cutting tools and blades, etc.
- Windows and exterior doors
- Termination boxes for electrical outlets and doorbells
- Exterior plumbing fixtures
- Labor
Interior Finish Out
- Drywall, tape, screws, etc.
- Paint, drywall texture
- Electrical wiring, boxes, reciprocals, switches, breaker boxes, etc.
- Light fixtures
- Plumbing for water, sewer and items like tubs, showers, sinks, hot water heaters, and hardware
- HVAC system unit, ductwork, and registers
- Kitchen and bath cabinets and countertops
- Flooring, carpet, tile, wood inlay, etc.
- Trim for windows, baseboard, or crown molding
- Misc. hardware such as door handles, locks, bathroom fixtures
- Insulation in the attic and walls
- Labor
Exterior Structures
- Driveways
- Decks
- Sidewalks
- Stairs and rails
Landscaping
Miscellaneous Items

Download the VA/FHA new home construction materials list.

Click the link above to download a PDF copy of the form developed for the FHA and VA to list the materials used on a home construction project. This very detailed form can help you accurately determine a budget for building your new home.