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Estimating Services
Schedule of Works
A clear, structured schedule of works that breaks your project into trade packages, ready for tender or contract.
- Fixed-price quotation
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- Qualified Quantity Surveyors
- Fixed-price quote, no obligation
- UK-wide coverage
One Clear List of Everything to Be Done
A schedule of works lists every task needed to complete a project, organised by trade or area, with a description of the work and provisional quantities. Builders price the same list, so the quotes you receive can be compared line by line.
It suits refurbishments, extensions and repair work where full measured drawings would be overkill but you still want consistent pricing. We prepare it from your drawings, specification, survey notes and photographs, and set it out so it can be issued to tenderers or used as the contract scope.
If you want the schedule priced as well, we can provide an estimate alongside it. For larger new-build work, a full Bill of Quantities may be the better choice. Read more in our guide: Schedule of Works Explained.
Ask About Schedule of WorksWhat’s Included
- Structured by trade package
- Works descriptions and quantities
- Tender or contract ready
- Provisional sums where scope is unclear
- Optional priced version
- PDF report and editable Excel file
Simple Process
How It Works
Scope & Quote
We review what you’ve sent, raise any questions and give you a fixed-price quotation.
We Do the Work
A qualified Quantity Surveyor prepares your document at current market rates for your region.
Receive Your Report
You receive a PDF report and editable Excel file, and we’re on hand to talk it through.
Transparent Pricing
Schedule of Works Pricing
Priced per project
Fixed-price quote
The price depends on the size of the project and how much is already specified. You’ll always receive a fixed-price quotation before any work starts.
Request a QuotationCommon Questions
Schedule of Works FAQ
What is the difference between a schedule of works and a bill of quantities?
A schedule of works describes the tasks, often with provisional quantities. A Bill of Quantities measures every item in NRM2 format. Schedules suit refurbishment and smaller works; BoQs suit larger and new-build projects.
Can you price the schedule of works too?
Yes. We can prepare a priced version alongside the blank tender copy, so you have a benchmark to compare builders’ quotes against.
What information do you need?
Drawings if you have them, plus any specification, survey notes and photographs. If something is unclear we’ll ask before we quote.