Regional comparison
Compare UK Home Improvement Costs by Region
Select a project and compare the same national benchmark across all 14 location hubs. The regional factors are planning-model assumptions, not observed city-wide quote averages.
Data review: 1 September 2026 · 26 benchmark projects · 14 location hubs
£43,530–£110,350
LondonLondon · 1.28× · +28% vs baseline£55,700–£141,250
BrightonSouth East · 1.15× · +15% vs baseline£50,050–£126,900
CambridgeEast of England · 1.08× · +8% vs baseline£47,000–£119,200
BristolSouth West · 1.07× · +7% vs baseline£46,600–£118,050
BirminghamWest Midlands · 0.98× · -2% vs baseline£42,650–£108,150
NottinghamEast Midlands · 0.97× · -3% vs baseline£42,200–£107,050
GlasgowScotland · 0.95× · -5% vs baseline£41,350–£104,850
EdinburghScotland · 0.95× · -5% vs baseline£41,350–£104,850
ManchesterNorth West · 0.94× · -6% vs baseline£40,900–£103,750
LiverpoolNorth West · 0.94× · -6% vs baseline£40,900–£103,750
LeedsYorkshire · 0.93× · -7% vs baseline£40,500–£102,650
CardiffWales · 0.91× · -9% vs baseline£39,600–£100,400
NewcastleNorth East · 0.90× · -10% vs baseline£39,200–£99,300
BelfastNorthern Ireland · 0.89× · -11% vs baseline£38,750–£98,200
These are modelled comparisons, not observed city-wide averages. The same national benchmark is multiplied by the published UK Home Costs regional factor so you can see the effect of the model consistently across locations.
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