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What it costs, room by room

Every figure below is from the renovation report bnakaran.ai makes for one real flat: two bedrooms, 82.3 m², read from its PDF floor plan.

The whole flat, renovation · 82.6 m²
Cheap
8,264,740 ֏
Regular
12,590,586 ֏
Premium
24,415,612 ֏

Materials and labour for every room, plus the distribution board and water inlet. Furniture and appliances are priced separately: 3,789,800 ֏ to 18,341,000 ֏.

How big is each room?

Upload the plan as a PDF or a picture. We trace every wall, door, window and room into a drawing with real dimensions. If anything is off, you drag it back into place before a single price is worked out.

Choose a room

m²
RoomDrawingMeasured
Whole flat82.382.6
Every room within 7.6% of the area printed on the drawing; the whole flat within 0.3%.

How much laminate, paint and skirting will it take?

Quantities for every room, wall and zone, with the doors and windows taken out, and one shopping list for the whole flat.

Measured

Floor
15.48m²
Walls, openings taken out
34.13m²
Wall length
12.22m
Ceiling height
3.00m

The report goes on: paint in litres, adhesive in bags, cable in metres, sockets and switches by the piece.

What will it cost?

Materials and labour at three finish levels, priced from Yerevan shops’ and tradespeople’s 2026 price lists. Pick one as your budget, then log what you actually spend against it.

Materials and labour

Living room · Materials and labour · Regular
Wall & ceiling painting49.61 m² × 3,850 ֏190,999 ֏
Wall plastering34.13 m² × 4,180 ֏142,663 ֏
Puttying & priming49.61 m² × 2,530 ֏125,513 ֏
Laminate, class 3317.03 m² × 6,930 ֏118,004 ֏
Radiators and pipework15.48 m² × 6,798 ֏105,233 ֏
Demolition & waste removal15.48 m² × 4,950 ֏76,626 ֏
Radiator and pipework installation15.48 m² × 4,532 ֏70,155 ֏
Floor levelling15.48 m² × 4,400 ֏68,112 ֏
24 more lines594,385 ֏
Room total · Regular1,491,690 ֏

The largest lines of this room’s report. The full report lists every line, room by room.

Prices as of 25 September 2026, from Yerevan shops’ and tradespeople’s price lists.

In what order does the work happen?

A plan written for your flat, in the order the work has to happen. Then a budget that shows what you agreed to spend, what you have spent, and what is left.

  1. 1Demolition and waste removal
  2. 2Wiring and pipework, chased into the walls
  3. 3Wall plaster and floor levelling
  4. 4Waterproofing and tiling
  5. 5Ceilings, putty, primer and paint
  6. 6Floors, doors and skirting
  7. 7Light fittings, sanitary ware, kitchen and furniture
The usual order for a flat like this one.

Can you send me the drawings?

Every report and sheet downloads as a PDF and prints on white paper. Share the home with family or your builder, to view or to edit. The home’s passport puts the plan, the report, the renders and the 3D tour on one page.

  • Floor planPDF
  • Renovation reportPDF
  • Power, lighting and water plansPDF
  • RendersPDF
  • Home passportLink