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Fort Worth, TX remodeling cost data for contractors

What Clear Estimates Research found about remodeling costs in Fort Worth, for remodeling contractors bidding work in the area.

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Remodeling prices by category

Fort Worth isn't in this quarter's local prices yet. These are national figures for a typical job in each category.

Q4 2026 pricing. National figures are the median of 50 metro areas. Ranges are rounded to the nearest $50, or $100 from $5,000 up.

Research on Fort Worth

Findings for Fort Worth from Clear Estimates Research, data briefs built from the pricing data behind Clear Estimates. Newest first.

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The limits of cost per square foot: what it really costs to build a house in every U.S. ZIP code

Cost to build the Cape Cod
$479,200
Median market: $528,300
Cost to build the economy ranch
$212,100
Median market: $234,000
Cost to build the brick colonial
$1,163,000
Median market: $1,260,000
Cape Cod, dollars per square foot
200
Median market: 220

Cost to build the Cape Cod in Fort Worth: $479,200, against $528,300 in the median market. Lower than in 295 of the 349 markets, and the 6th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Cost to build the economy ranch in Fort Worth: $212,100, against $234,000 in the median market. Lower than in 298 of the 349 markets, and the 6th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Cost to build the brick colonial in Fort Worth: $1,163,000, against $1,260,000 in the median market. Lower than in 292 of the 349 markets, and the 7th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Cape Cod, dollars per square foot in Fort Worth: 200, against 220 in the median market. Lower than in 290 of the 349 markets, and the 5th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Modeled cost to build a 1,200 sq ft economy ranch, a 2,400 sq ft mid-grade Cape Cod and a 4,000 sq ft premium brick colonial, median across the market's ZIP codes. Land not included.

Source: Clear Estimates pricing data, modeled project costs, October 2026.

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Labor or materials: what's driving residential construction cost increases?

Material change
+38%
Median market: +37%
Labor change
+40%
Median market: +35%
Labor's share of the increase
35%
Median market: 38%

Material change in Fort Worth: +38%, against +37% in the median market. Higher than in 298 of the 349 markets, and the 2nd highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Labor change in Fort Worth: +40%, against +35% in the median market. Higher than in 238 of the 349 markets, and the 5th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Labor's share of the increase in Fort Worth: 35%, against 38% in the median market. Lower than in 226 of the 349 markets, and the 4th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Modeled cost of a 600-square-foot two-story addition. Labor's share is the part of the cost increase that came from labor.

Source: Clear Estimates pricing data, modeled project costs, 2019 to 2026 (2026 through September).

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Labor drives regional cost variations more than the materials: four common projects in 349 markets

Bathroom remodel, 40 sq ft
$18,700
Median market: $20,300
Composite deck, 200 sq ft
$11,300
Median market: $12,100
Roof replacement, 800 sq ft
$8,000
Median market: $8,900
Two-car garage, 500 sq ft
$42,400
Median market: $46,400

Bathroom remodel, 40 sq ft in Fort Worth: $18,700, against $20,300 in the median market. Lower than in 293 of the 349 markets, and the 7th lowest of the 14 Texas markets.

Composite deck, 200 sq ft in Fort Worth: $11,300, against $12,100 in the median market. Lower than in 298 of the 349 markets, and the 7th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Roof replacement, 800 sq ft in Fort Worth: $8,000, against $8,900 in the median market. Lower than in 321 of the 349 markets, and the 6th lowest of the 14 Texas markets.

Two-car garage, 500 sq ft in Fort Worth: $42,400, against $46,400 in the median market. Lower than in 294 of the 349 markets, and the 5th highest of the 14 Texas markets.

Modeled cost of each project, median across the market's ZIP codes, with a contractor markup typical for the area.

Source: Clear Estimates pricing data, modeled project costs, October 2026.

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