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Free kitchen fitter quote template with a filled-in example.

A clear, itemised kitchen fitter quote: every line with a quantity, unit and price, the deposit, what's not included and how to accept. Print it, save it as a PDF, or copy the layout.

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Your business

07700 900123 · hello@yourbusiness.co.uk

1 Example Road, Anytown, AB1 2CD

QUOTATION

Q-0001

Issued 1 March 2027

Valid until 31 March 2027

Prepared for

Emma Collins

12 Sample Street, Anytown

Job

Kitchen fit, labour

Line items
DescriptionQtyAmount
Fit kitchen unit12 items£1,920.00
Fit worktop6 m£510.00
Install appliance3 items£210.00
Wall tiling8 m²£440.00
Total (no VAT charged)
£3,080.00
Total
£3,080.00

Payment: A 25% deposit of £770.00 is due when you accept. The balance is due within 14 days of the final invoice. Bank transfer to the account on the invoice.

Not included

  • Any work not described in this quotation
  • Supply of units, worktops and appliances, unless listed
  • Electrical, gas and plumbing alterations, unless listed
  • Making good walls or floors after the old kitchen is removed, unless listed

To accept: reply to this quote or sign below. Prices are fixed for the work described until 31 March 2027.

Signed ______________________   Date __________

Example prices for illustration only. Use your own rates.

Checklist

What to put on a kitchen fitter quote

Get these right and customers can say yes without phoning you back with questions.

  1. 01

    Your details

    Business name, phone, email and address, plus your logo if you have one.

  2. 02

    The customer and the site

    Who the quote is for and where the work is, if that's a different address.

  3. 03

    A quote number and date

    So you can both refer to it, and so you know which version they accepted.

  4. 04

    The work, line by line

    Each item with a quantity and a unit (m², metre, point, day, item) and its price. Itemised quotes win more work than a single lump sum.

  5. 05

    The total, and VAT

    The full price, and whether VAT is added. If you're not VAT registered, say nothing about VAT.

  6. 06

    What's not included

    The things customers assume are, like making good or skip hire. This is where most arguments start.

  7. 07

    Deposit and payment terms

    How much up front, when the balance is due and how to pay.

  8. 08

    How long the price stands

    A valid-until date, because material prices move.

  9. 09

    How to accept

    A signature, a reply, or a tap on a link. Make saying yes easy.

Small print

Exclusions worth writing on every kitchen fitter quote

Most disputes come from what the customer assumed was included. Say it up front.

  • Any work not described in this quotation
  • Supply of units, worktops and appliances, unless listed
  • Electrical, gas and plumbing alterations, unless listed
  • Making good walls or floors after the old kitchen is removed, unless listed
Common jobs

Typical kitchen fitter jobs to price

Starting prices from the QuoteEdge rate card. They are examples, not a recommendation; your own rates replace them.

Typical kitchen fitter jobs and starting prices
Kitchen fitfrom £2,640
New worktopsfrom £510
Splashback tilingfrom £330
Appliance installationfrom £70
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FAQ

Kitchen fitter quotes, answered

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What should a kitchen fitter quote include?

Your business name and contact details, the customer and site address, the work broken into lines with quantities and units, a price for each line and a total, whether VAT is included, what is not included, the deposit and payment terms, how long the price stands, and how the customer accepts.

Is a quote the same as an estimate?

No. A quote is normally taken as a fixed price for the work described, while an estimate is a rough guide that can change. If the price could move, say so on the quote and list what would change it.

How long should a quote be valid for?

Put a date on it. Thirty days is a sensible default, and it is what QuoteEdge uses, because material prices move. After that you can re-price before the customer says yes.

Should I take a deposit on kitchen fitter work?

On bigger jobs, a deposit covers materials and secures the date. QuoteEdge starts kitchen fitter quotes at a 25% deposit, which you can change on any quote. Put the amount and when it is due on the quote itself.

Should I add VAT to my quote?

Only if you are VAT registered. If you are, show VAT clearly and include your VAT number. If you are not, do not add VAT. Check the current registration threshold on GOV.UK.

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