My Project Estimating · Construction Estimating
Extensions, loft conversions, refurbishments, the domestic end of building work rarely interests a large contractor, but it still needs pricing with the same care as anything else going out to tender.
A domestic estimating service measures the job to the same standard as a commercial one, NRM2 throughout, because the contract being smaller doesn't make the risk of missing a line any smaller for the builder carrying it.
Domestic clients often want to see the breakdown behind a price in more detail than a commercial client would. A properly itemised estimate answers that upfront rather than leaving the builder fielding questions about a single figure.
The service is priced to make sense against a domestic contract value, so getting a job measured properly doesn't cost a disproportionate share of what the job's actually worth.
Send your drawings for the domestic job and we'll price it properly, to NRM2. See a sample estimate to see what you'd get back.
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