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What to include in a quote brief

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What to include in a quote brief

A homeowner checklist for requesting written kitchen or bathroom quotes in Australia — scope, constraints, and what “not a contractor” still needs to say.

Published 21 September 2026

Independent guide — not a contractor. Planning information only. Confirm licences, waterproofing, and quotes with qualified trades and the relevant state authority.

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What visitors always ask

How do I brief a kitchen designer?+

Measured plan, photos, who cooks, storage that must work, locked appliance models, whether the sink can move, lighting/power wishes, and a planning-band budget with contingency.

What should two quotes include so I can compare them?+

The same scope words (cosmetic, same footprint, or layout change), the same appliance and tapware SKUs or the same “trade to specify mid-range” note, a named membrane system on bathrooms, licence numbers, exclusions, a programme in weeks, and a payment schedule tied to stages.

Does this site collect quotes?+

No. This site does not collect quotes and is not a quoting desk. The old /get-quote/ URL now redirects to contact for editorial notes. Attach this list to an email to a licensed trade.

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