Add RemodelerIQ to your AI

Give Claude, Cursor, or any AI assistant the power to check if a contractor's remodeling bid is fair — using real 2026 cost data. Free, no signup, read-only.

Set it up in any client

Copy{
  "mcpServers": {
    "remodeleriq": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://remodeleriq.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Copy{
  "mcpServers": {
    "remodeleriq": { "url": "https://remodeleriq.com/mcp" }
  }
}

Try asking your AI

• "Is a $48,000 kitchen remodel with a 50% upfront deposit fair in Texas?"
• "How much should a bathroom remodel cost in Atlanta?"
• "What should a plumber cost per hour in California?"

What your AI gets

Three read-only tools, backed by BLS labor wages, Zonda Cost vs. Value benchmarks, and live material indexes:

• analyze_bid — scores a contractor's bid 0–100, flags red flags, returns negotiation talk-tracks
• get_cost_estimate — 2026 cost range for a project by US state/city
• get_labor_rates — 2026 burdened trade labor rates by state

Or use it right in your AI browser (WebMCP)

No setup at all. On remodeleriq.com, RemodelerIQ publishes these same three tools to your browser's AI via the emerging WebMCP standard (navigator.modelContext). AI browsers like Gemini in Chrome and other agentic browsers can run a bid check, cost lookup, or labor-rate lookup on the page itself — no copy/paste, no config.

Copy// on remodeleriq.com, in an AI browser that supports WebMCP
'modelContext' in navigator  // → true, exposing analyze_bid, get_cost_estimate, get_labor_rates