Falmouth prices at the top of the Greater Portland range. The work here skews toward higher finish levels and larger scopes, and the contractors who dominate the market price accordingly — the multiplier reflects the market, not a harder job.
| Project | Low | Likely | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen remodel150 sq ft, mid-range finish | $50k | $68k | $90k |
| Bathroom remodel60 sq ft, mid-range finish | $25k | $34k | $47k |
| Roof replacement1,600 sq ft, mid-range finish | $81k | $135k | $216k |
| Home addition400 sq ft, mid-range finish | $132k | $180k | $240k |
| Basement finishing600 sq ft, mid-range finish | $40k | $61k | $90k |
| Whole-home renovation1,600 sq ft, mid-range finish | $250k | $346k | $480k |
| Deck building300 sq ft, mid-range finish | $16k | $27k | $43k |
| Siding replacement1,800 sq ft, mid-range finish | $81k | $135k | $216k |
| Garage addition480 sq ft, mid-range finish | $158k | $216k | $288k |
| Sunroom addition200 sq ft, mid-range finish | $66k | $90k | $120k |
Maine regional index with a 1.07× Falmouth metro factor, 10% contingency included. Budgeting estimates, not quotes.
Estimated range — based on BLS OEWS national average wages and BLS PPI material indexes applied to Our Haus baseline unit costs, as of June 2026. Estimates are shown as a range and help set expectations. They are not a quote, a verified price, or an appraisal of what a contractor will charge.
Large colonials and contemporaries from the 1970s onward inland, older waterfront and Foreside homes along Route 88, and a steady flow of substantial renovations to 1980s–1990s houses. Waterfront properties carry shoreland and septic constraints that shape what an addition can even be.
Neighborhoods: Falmouth Foreside, West Falmouth, Pleasant Hill, Underwood, Route 1 corridor.
Authority: Town of Falmouth Community Development / Code Enforcement
Building permit plus zoning review for additions and structural work. Shoreland zoning along Casco Bay and the Presumpscot limits setbacks and expansion, and properties on septic need a licensed site evaluator's sign-off before bedroom counts change. Both steps add weeks at the front of a schedule.
Maine requires a written contract for home-construction or repair work over $3,000. The contract must include the contractor's name and address, the work and materials, the total price, a payment schedule, start and completion dates, a warranty statement, and notice of the state's contractor-dispute mediation program. Maine does not license general contractors, so verify insurance directly with the carrier.
Exterior and foundation work runs April through October. High-finish interior projects often run through the winter here, which makes late-fall starts easier to book than spring ones.
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