Is my quote about right?
Got one quote and nothing to compare it against? Set the job up the way yours is, add your region, then put the quote in. This shows where it sits against our guide range for that exact setup, and what a number above or below the range usually means. No sign-up, and nothing is sent anywhere.
1. Set up your job
Match the spec, size and area to the quote you were given. The range updates as you change it.
What this can and cannot tell you
- It compares your number against our researched guide range for the job as you set it up, adjusted for your region. It is a sanity check, not a valuation.
- A quote above the range is usually scope, not overcharging. Access, spec, preparation and structural work all push a real price above a guide figure.
- A quote below the range is worth checking line by line. VAT, waste removal and making good are the items most often left out.
- We publish how we price and every figure is dated. These are guide prices for a typical job, not a survey of real quotes, so we cannot tell you what percentile yours is in and will not pretend to.
- Jobs charged by the hour, the day or the item are left out of the list on purpose. Comparing a job total against an hourly rate would give you a confident answer that happens to be nonsense. For those, the guide page has the rate.
This is a free guidance tool to help you ask better questions, not financial or legal advice. It does not see or store anything you type. If you have two or three quotes already, the quote comparison tool is the better one to use.