Tools for smarter decisions

Fill in your name and phone number, then spin the wheel — one chance per person. You could win a free consultation, a design-package discount, or a try-next-time token. Results are instant and fair.

Enter built-up area, number of floors, and finish level (economy, standard, or premium). Get a transparent cost range with per-sqft rates broken down by structure, finishes, and MEP.

Enter loan amount, interest rate, and tenure to instantly see your monthly EMI, total interest paid over the loan life, and a repayment breakdown — aligned with Nepal bank rates.

Input monthly income, existing EMIs, interest rate, and loan tenure. The tool estimates your maximum eligible loan amount using the 40–50% EMI-to-income threshold Nepal banks typically apply.

Enter any Nepal land measurement — Ropani, Aana, Paisa, Daam, Bigha, Kattha, or Dhur — and instantly see the equivalent in every other unit including sq ft and sq m.

Enter your plot area, road width, and family size to get a suggested house footprint, floor count, and total built-up area range — all screened against Nepal bylaw setbacks.

Answer 5 quick questions about your land, budget stage, and goals. The tool maps your answers to the Rs. 20k design-only, Rs. 80k Naksha, or full turnkey package — and explains why.

Input your plot size and road width to instantly see front, rear, and side setback requirements plus your maximum FAR-allowable built area — before committing to a concept design.

Enter expected monthly rent, build cost, and annual expenses to see gross yield, net yield after costs, and approximate payback horizon — helping you decide if a rental build makes sense.

Run through a checklist of ownership, survey, architectural drawing, and structural engineering documents. The tool flags missing items and tells you what to prepare before submitting to the municipality.

Enter room width and length to check whether a bedroom, living room, or kitchen will comfortably fit standard furniture with clearance for circulation — flagged against real Nepali home norms.

Select your entrance direction and plot shape to receive Vastu-aligned room placement guidance for kitchen, master bedroom, and living areas — practical advice without superstition overload.

Answer questions about your current floor count, road width, and building age. The tool screens for height bylaw compliance, road-width restrictions, and structural review requirements before you proceed.

Enter room dimensions, finish level, and whether you need a bathroom. The tool outputs a cost range covering structure, roof, finishing, waterproofing, and optional bathroom fit-out.

Input wall area and choose standard or modular brick with 4.5- or 9-inch thickness. The tool returns brick count, mortar bags, and sand quantity with a 5% wastage allowance.

Enter slab or beam dimensions and select a concrete mix grade (M15–M25). The tool calculates bags of cement, cubic metres of sand, and aggregate needed with standard mix ratios.

A gateway to five individual quantity calculators — cement, brick, steel, tile, and paint. Each tool gives BOQ-style estimates with wastage allowances and clear caveats about site variation.

Enter total wall area, deduct doors and windows, choose number of coats, and get primer and topcoat litres needed — split by interior and exterior for easy procurement.

Select rebar diameter (8–25mm), enter total bar length and lap percentage, and get the estimated weight in kilograms — useful for BOQ preparation and contractor quotes.

Enter floor or wall area, choose tile size and layout pattern, and set wastage percentage. The tool outputs total tile count and boxes to order — including border and cut tiles.

Enter house size, age, and finish level to get an annual maintenance budget range covering painting, plumbing, waterproofing, structural checks, and minor repair allowances.

Describe where moisture appears (ceiling, wall, floor) and when (rain-linked or year-round). The tool suggests the most likely cause — roof, plumbing, or rising damp — and recommends inspection steps.