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Kitchen & Bathroom Fitting Quoting Software

Manage the complexity of supply-and-fit, sub-trades, and staged payments in one structured quote — then send a PDF proposal clients will trust with a five-figure investment.

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The problem

Kitchen and bathroom jobs have more moving parts than any other trade — and the most scope for disputes

Supply-and-fit quotes involve units, worktops, tiling, appliances, plumber, electrician, and plasterer — all needing their own cost and scope. Fit-only jobs need tasks spelled out so clients can't later claim that something was included. Stage payments need to be agreed upfront or cash flow becomes a constant battle. CostForge gives you the structure to manage all of it from one quote.

Supply-and-fit quotes have too many moving parts to trackFit-only scope disputes over small tasks after the job startsClient changes appliance choice after the quote is acceptedSub-trade costs missing from original quote — margin absorbedNo stage payment structure — cash flow and disputes

Reusable quote templates

Reuse fit-out packages and keep every project editable.

Kitchen and bathroom fitting software should help you quote supply-and-fit, fit-only work and named sub-trades without rebuilding the same scope every time. Save a complete installation package, import it for a new customer and adjust finishes, products and stages.

Explore quote templates

Example template for kitchen and bathroom fitters

Bathroom refit: strip-out, plumbing, electrics, tanking, tiling, sanitaryware, fitting and completion

Save the structure once, import it into a new quote, then adjust items, hours and pricing for the job in front of you.

Frequently asked questions

Questions from kitchen and bathroom fitters evaluating quoting software

Can I quote supply-and-fit and fit-only projects?: Yes. You can make the supplied products, fitting tasks and excluded work clear in the structure of each quote.
Can one quote include plumbing, tiling and electrical work?: Yes. Sub-trade work can be separated into named items or sections so its cost and scope are visible before the project begins.
Can I reuse a standard kitchen or bathroom fitting quote?: Yes. Quote templates let you save a repeatable scope and edit the imported content for the layout, products and labour on each job.
What should I compare when choosing fitting quoting software?: Look for support for detailed scopes, labour and material pricing, sub-trades, professional output and reusable packages that reduce repeat admin.

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Tilers

Detailed preparation, tiling and consumable quotes.

Quote Templates

Reuse complete installs or selected work packages.

The solution

Built for the way kitchen and bathroom fitters actually price work

Full Supply-and-Fit Line Structure

Quote units, worktops, sink, taps, appliances, tiling, flooring, and electrics as separate sections. Clients see every element of their investment — not a single vague total.

Fit-Only with Explicit Scope

When the client supplies the kitchen, quote the fitting work with every task spelled out — unit assembly, worktop templating, appliance connection, kick-board fitting. No scope creep.

Stage Payment Structure

Set deposit, materials-delivery, and completion milestones directly in the quote. Clients understand the payment schedule before they sign — reducing payment disputes on complex jobs.

Sub-Trade Labour as Named Costs

Plumber, electrician, plasterer, and tiler quoted as separate named labour lines. Sub-trade costs are visible, marked up correctly, and never accidentally absorbed.

Professional PDF Proposals

Kitchen and bathroom clients spend months planning these projects. A professional, branded PDF that covers every detail is the difference between winning a £12,000 job and losing it to a competitor.

Before & after

What changes when kitchen fitters use CostForge

Kitchen quoted as one price — client disputes what's included when the tiler and electrician arrive and charge separately

Full supply-and-fit PDF: units, worktops, appliances, tiling, plumbing, and electrical each as named sections. Client signed off on every element.

Client changes from an integrated dishwasher to a freestanding model after the quote — appliance cost not updated, margin lost

Appliance is its own line item. Change the unit price and re-export the PDF in minutes. Variation approved by client before the merchant order changes.

Plumber and electrician invoices arrive after job completion — never made it onto the original quote, wiping the margin

Plumber day rate, electrician first-fix and second-fix, and plastering quoted as named cost lines with mark-up. Sub-trade costs covered from day one.

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