STUDSHEET

Every tool. Every piece. One sheet.

The whole job on one sheet: the drawing, every piece counted with the math shown, the tools and the order of work. No account needed.
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Every project

Each Sheet asks the questions that change the list, then draws the job and counts every piece. Pro jobs show what’s involved and what to ask.

Walls & framing

Build an interior wall

Frame a non-load-bearing partition, hang drywall, tape and mud.
14–20 h

Finish a basement

Foam, framing, drywall, a drop ceiling and the floor — in the order the inspector wants it.
160–239 h

Hang and finish drywall

Sheets, screws, tape, compound and corner bead for walls and ceilings, finished to the level you want.
28–42 h

Add a room or extension

Additions, bump-outs, second stories.
What’s involved

Remove or open up a wall

Open floor plans, pass-throughs.
What’s involved
Coming next
Ask for the ones you need. The most-wanted get built first.
Patch a hole in drywall
Install baseboard and trim
Closet shelving

Floors & tile

Carpet a room

Tack strip, pad, seams and stretching — the full stretch-in install.
10–15 h

Install vinyl plank flooring

Click-together LVP: boxes, trim, transitions and the gaps that matter.
7–10 h

Tile a floor

Backer, thinset, tile and grout sized to your tile — bathroom, kitchen or entry, with the toilet reset when there is one.
11–16 h

Hardwood and laminate floors

Install solid or engineered hardwood or laminate, or sand and refinish an old wood floor.
12–18 h
Coming next
Tile a kitchen backsplash
Replace a toilet
Tile a shower or tub surround

Paint

Paint a room

Prep, primer, paint and supplies — walls, ceiling, trim and doors.
6–9 h

Paint the outside of a house

Siding, trim, doors and shutters: gallons, primer, caulk and ladders, with lead-safe rules for older homes.
75–112 h
Coming next
Paint kitchen cabinets

Outdoor & decks

Build a garden or retaining wall

Stack a block wall up to 4 ft: base, drainage, courses, caps.
19–29 h

Build deck or porch stairs

Lay out and cut stringers, treads, risers and the landing — to code.
12–19 h

Deck or balcony

Footings, posts, beams, joists and decking for a deck, or a balcony on posts, with the railing it needs.
41–63 h

Railings and guards

Wood, aluminum, steel, glass or cable railings for decks, balconies, porches and stairs: posts, panels, hardware and the height rules.
8–12 h

Fence

Posts, rails, pickets or panels, concrete and gate hardware for a wood, vinyl or aluminum fence.
37–58 h

Concrete slab or footings

Bags or ready-mix yards, gravel base, rebar or mesh and forms for a slab, a pad or footings.
17–26 h
Coming next
Build a storage shed
Paver patio
Raised garden bed

Roofing & exterior

Shingle roof

Squares, bundles, underlayment, ice barrier, drip edge, flashing, vents and nails for an asphalt shingle roof.
84–127 h
Coming next
Install or replace siding
Gutters and downspouts

Electrical, plumbing & HVAC

Add outlets, lights or a circuit

New outlets, fixtures, circuits, panels.
What’s involved

Gas lines and gas appliances

Ranges, dryers, heaters, grills on natural gas.
What’s involved

Plumbing: new pipes, fixtures or a water heater

New bathrooms, moved fixtures, repiping, water heaters.
What’s involved

Heating and cooling: furnace, AC, heat pump

Furnaces, boilers, air conditioners, heat pumps, mini-splits and ducts.
What’s involved

How it works

1
Tell it what you’re building
Plain words, like “carpet a 12×14 bedroom”. It asks only the questions that change the answer.
2
Get the Sheet
A drawing, every piece counted with the math shown, the tools to own, buy or rent, and the mistakes that ruin the job.
3
Shop once, build with the checklist
One shopping list in store order, then the steps in order with cure timers. Save it to your jobs, no account needed.
Sizes and counts are estimates. Check them against your plans and local code before you buy or build.
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