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Building Work Quote Template

A homeowner-facing structure for extensions and renovations — design input, labour, and materials broken out by stage, with the things first-time renovators usually don't ask about made explicit.

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Building Work Quote Template

Prepared for: The Chapman Family

Structural survey & design input

Site assessment and any structural drawings needed before work can be priced accurately.

£300.00

Labour (build & fit-out)

Day rate across foundations, structure, first fix, and second fix.

£350.00 / day

Materials allowance

Brick, timber, roofing and other build materials, priced as a provisional sum.

Provisional sum

Illustrative example prices — adjust to your own rates and region.

Why this structure

Extension and renovation customers are often first-time renovators — spelling out building control and party wall costs explicitly, rather than assuming they know to ask, avoids a mid-project argument about who was supposed to sort it.

Commonly forgotten

  • Building control inspection fees
  • Party wall agreement, where work is near a neighbouring boundary
  • Temporary weatherproofing between build stages

Good optional extras

  • Interior fit-out (kitchen/bathroom)
  • Garden reinstatement after building work
  • Extended snagging period

Terms to get right

Tie stage payments to sign-off points (foundations, structure, first fix, second fix, completion) and state any retention held until final sign-off.

FAQ

Who arranges building control — me or the customer?

State this explicitly in the quote either way. Leaving it unsaid is one of the most common sources of a stalled project when neither side has booked the inspection.

Do I need a party wall agreement?

If the work is near a shared boundary with a neighbour, quite possibly — flag it as the customer's responsibility to arrange (or yours, if you're managing it) rather than leaving it as an assumption.