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Post-Contract Services
Variation Pricing
Fair, documented valuation of changes and additions to the original contract scope.
- Fixed-price quotation
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- Qualified Quantity Surveyors
- Fixed-price quote, no obligation
- UK-wide coverage
Price Changes Fairly, Before They Become Disputes
Almost every project changes once it starts. A variation is any change to the work described in the contract — something added, removed or done differently. Each one needs to be valued, and disagreements over that value are one of the most common sources of disputes.
We assess contractor variation claims and value instructed changes at fair current market rates, using the rates in the contract wherever they apply. Every variation is measured, priced and recorded, so both sides can see how the figure was reached.
We keep a variation register throughout the job, which feeds straight into your interim valuations and final account. Read more in our guide: Dealing with Variations in Construction.
Ask About Variation PricingWhat’s Included
- Assessment of contractor variation claims
- Measured and priced change orders
- Variation register maintained throughout
- Contract rates applied where relevant
- Clear audit trail for each change
- PDF report and editable Excel file
Simple Process
How It Works
Scope & Quote
We confirm what’s needed and give you a fixed-price quotation for the work.
Assessment
A qualified Quantity Surveyor assesses the work and values it against the contract.
Clear Reporting
You receive a clear PDF report and editable Excel file you can share with the other party.
Transparent Pricing
Variation Pricing Pricing
Priced per project
Fixed-price quote
The price depends on the number and complexity of the variations. You’ll always receive a fixed-price quotation before any work starts.
Request a QuotationCommon Questions
Variation Pricing FAQ
What counts as a variation?
Any change to the work described in the contract, including additions, omissions, changes to materials or methods, and changes to the order or timing of work where the contract allows.
How are variations valued?
Normally using the rates in the contract’s priced document where the work is similar, and fair current market rates where it isn’t. We set out which approach we’ve used for each item.
Can you check a contractor’s variation claim?
Yes. We measure and price the claimed change independently and explain any differences, so you can agree a fair figure.