What an extension quote should make clear
The quote should show what is included, what is excluded, what is assumed, and what could change.
Before you commit to the build
An extension quote is more than a price. It is a set of assumptions about drawings, scope, ground conditions, access, finishes, and risk.
The quote should show what is included, what is excluded, what is assumed, and what could change.
Problems usually sit around groundworks, drainage, steels, finishes, access, VAT, and provisional sums.
We combine quote review with wider extension advice, so you are not only checking pounds and pence but also the build decision behind it.
The position
Most homeowners first feel the problem when a builder quote lands, a deposit is requested, or two prices do not match. That is where TBG enters the conversation, then widens the advice to the project risk behind the quote.
If you are not sure which route fits, start with the Quick Review. If you have multiple quotes or detailed drawings, use the detailed quote review or East Midlands site survey.
Start Quick ReviewThe digital review service is UK-wide. In-person site visits are focused on the East Midlands.
No. Send what you have. We will be clear about what can be judged from the information available.