For professionals / Plumbers
PROJECT PLANNING FOR PLUMBERS
Understand the bathroom.
Clarify your part of the work.
A bathroom or kitchen allowance can start a useful conversation, but it is not the price of the plumbing work. Build a clear brief that shows what you are supplying, connecting, moving and excluding.
A clearer project brief
Project scope
Bathroom or kitchen context
Measurements
Record before estimating
Assumptions
Keep visible
Customer quotation
Prepared by you
Tools for this work
Planning estimates, not contractor quotations
Bathroom budget context
Explore the wider bathroom project allowance.
Kitchen budget context
Explore the wider kitchen refit allowance.
Know the limits. RenoTally does not currently offer a plumbing-only quotation calculator. Room estimates are context, not plumbing design or a professional trade quotation.
Practical guidance
Define the work before preparing your professional quotation.
Record the existing and proposed layout
List fixtures, their positions and whether services stay in place or move. Mark access assumptions and work that can only be confirmed after inspection.
Agree trade boundaries
Separate plumbing from cabinetry, tiling, electrical work and making good. Record who supplies the fixtures, who removes waste and what testing or handover is included.
Present the quote in work packages
Distinguish labour, specified materials and provisional items. Explain variations and VAT treatment instead of taking a whole-room estimate as your trade price.
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