Planning structural extension, an extra floor, or home repairs?
Home Renovation & Extension Loans
Indicative rates from available lender data for structural improvements, extra floors, and modern home upgrades.
Primary Action: Check Renovation Loan Options
No phone/PAN upfront · No bureau check without consent · Indicative only · Final approval by lender
Who this is for / not for
Good for: Existing homeowners planning civil extensions, adding rooms/floors, structural repairs, waterproofing, or major remodeling.
Not ideal for: 100% loose furniture, appliances, or pure decor purchases without civil work (often treated as Top-Up by lenders).
Eligible Renovation Use Cases & Lender Rules
- Structural extension & room addition within permissible FSI
- Adding an extra floor (requires municipal plan approval)
- Civil repair, re-flooring, plumbing, electrical & waterproofing
- Interiors & furnishing treatment (often capped at 15%–25% or priced as Top-Up)
- Architect / civil engineer Bill of Quantities (BoQ) estimate
- Section 24(b) tax deduction up to ₹30,000/year on interest
Product-Specific Input Form & Indicative Comparison Preview
Inputs tailored for this loan: Estimated Renovation Cost (BoQ) · Required Loan Amount · Tenure (up to 15Y) · City
Compare available options across 51+ banks and HFCs using available lender data · Availability varies by lender/city.
What lenders check & What happens next
- Itemized cost estimate (BoQ) from a registered architect / civil engineer
- Ownership proof (registered sale deed & property tax receipt)
- Municipal building plan approval (if extending structure or adding a floor)
- Income eligibility & CIBIL score
What happens next: 1. First preview requires no phone/PAN · 2. Personal details come later · 3. Bureau check only with consent · 4. Final approval by lender.
Documents needed later
Architect/engineer BoQ estimate, original property deed + tax receipt, approved plan (for structural extension), KYC, and income proofs.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do lenders treat structural renovation vs interior furnishing?
- Civil extensions and structural repairs get standard Home Renovation rates (from 8.00% p.a.), while pure loose interiors may be capped or treated as a Top-Up.
- Is an architect or civil engineer estimate required?
- Yes, banks require an itemized Bill of Quantities (BoQ) from a registered engineer or architect.
- Are Home Renovation Loan interest payments eligible for tax deduction?
- Yes, up to ₹30,000 per year under Section 24(b) of the Income Tax Act.
Planning structural extension, an extra floor, or home repairs?
Check Renovation Loan Options — No phone/PAN upfront · Indicative comparison only · Final approval by lender.