My Project Estimating · Cost Planning
Material and labour costs move depending on where in the UK a job actually sits. An estimate priced on a national average misses that, and misses it in a direction that either loses you the bid or loses you the margin.
Two identical extensions in different parts of the country rarely cost the same to build. Labour rates and material delivery costs both shift with location, and an estimate that ignores that is pricing the wrong job's economics.
An estimate built against current rates for the region the job is in, not a single blended national figure, gives you a number that reflects what the job would actually cost to build there.
Wherever in the UK the drawings are for, the same measured approach applies, NRM2 throughout, priced against rates for that job's actual location rather than an average that flatters some jobs and penalises others.
Send your drawings, wherever the job is, and we'll price it against rates for that job's location. See a sample estimate to see how it's broken down.
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