Free UK construction quoting tool

Construction quote generator and calculator for UK trades.

Generate a working quote total from your own labour, material, markup and VAT inputs. Add a project label and scope note, then copy the generated summary as the starting point for a complete client quote.

Free to useYour own labour ratesMaterials + markupVAT-aware totalCopyable summary

Generator inputs

Build a quote starting point

Generated quote summary

Example construction job

Labour and materials for the agreed scope

Labour cost£1,080.00
Materials£1,200.00
Direct cost£2,280.00
Markup£456.00
Subtotal before VAT£2,736.00
VAT£547.20

Indicative client total

£3,283.20

Use this as a planning aid. A complete quote should also cover overheads, allowances, exclusions, payment terms, supplier costs and the confirmed scope of work.

From generated total to client quote

A quote generator handles the arithmetic. The scope still matters.

Searchers asking for a construction quote generator usually need a usable number quickly. The calculator above gives that number from your inputs, but a professional construction quote also needs enough detail for the client to understand what is included, excluded and expected next.

See quoting software for trades
Define the scope and exclusions
Check current supplier prices
Include overheads, waste and plant where relevant
Set payment terms and quote validity
Confirm VAT treatment for your business
Keep the accepted client version

Construction quote generator FAQs

Is this a construction quote generator?

Yes. Enter your own labour hours, labour rate, materials, markup and VAT rate to generate an indicative construction quote summary that you can copy. It is a planning tool rather than a substitute for checking the full scope, exclusions, overheads, supplier costs and commercial terms.

How do I calculate a construction quote?

Start with labour and material costs, apply your chosen markup, account for VAT where relevant, then review the scope, allowances, overheads, exclusions, supplier costs, payment terms and quote validity before issuing the final document.

What is the difference between a quote generator and a quote template?

A generator calculates a working total from inputs. A template gives you the document structure for client details, scope, exclusions, terms and acceptance. Use the generator for the numbers and the construction quote template when you need an editable document layout.

Can the generator be used for different trades?

Yes. The inputs are intentionally trade-neutral, so builders, plumbers, electricians, roofers, landscapers, decorators and other project-based trades can use their own labour and material figures.