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Type what the customer wants. We ask the follow-up questions a good estimator would, then write the scope, exclusions, cost breakdown, and payment schedule. You check it, set your price, and send.

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1. Describe it

It asks what a good estimator would

One paragraph from you, then a few quick questions about the things that change the price. Tap an answer, type your own, or skip. Generate whenever you have said enough.

From a real quote: a 200 sq ft 1980s kitchen with the dining wall coming out.

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Will the kitchen layout stay mostly the same, or are you relocating any major plumbing or electrical points?

Mostly the same

Will you be handling appliance supply, or will the homeowners buy them and have them on site before install?

Homeowners are buying the appliances and will have them on site before install.

Will you finish the ceiling and walls where the wall comes out (framing patch, drywall, texture, paint), or is another trade handling that?

Type your answer...
2. Review it

A full quote, with your numbers kept private

The customer gets a clean proposal. You get the math behind it: hours, cost ranges, materials, code references, and the risks to price in.

Customer sees

Scope of work

  1. 1 Project setup, layout verification, and coordination
  2. 2 Demolition of the existing kitchen and wall removal
  3. 3 Framing modifications and wall removal finishing
  4. 4 Rough electrical for kitchen and recessed lighting
  5. 5 Rough plumbing and appliance connections
  6. 6 Drywall patching, taping, and texturing

+ 9 more steps, through cleanup and punch list

Plus what is not included, the homeowner's responsibilities, the warranty, and how you protect the jobsite.

Only you see

Cost breakdown

Demolition and wall removal 40 hrs $3,000 to $4,800
Rough electrical and recessed lighting 32 hrs $2,800 to $4,200
Cabinet installation, including island 40 hrs $3,200 to $5,000
Quartz countertops and island top 16 hrs $1,600 to $3,200
Suggested range $47,000 to $72,000

Risks to price in

  • Assumes the wall is non-load-bearing. Structural surprises add engineering and framing cost.
  • 1980s construction can hide wiring, plumbing, or framing that is not up to code.
  • Unknown subfloor conditions could need extra prep before the LVP goes down.

Also: materials list, assumed measurements, crew and schedule, and code references (IRC, NEC, UPC).

3. Price it and send

You set the total. The schedule does the rest

Type your number and every milestone updates. Once the customer accepts, each milestone is funded and held and released when they approve the work.

How milestone payments work
Payment schedule $58,000

Deposit

On signing, to order cabinets, counters, and long-lead finishes

$11,600

20%

Start of work

First day on site, after demo and setup

$14,500

25%

Rough-in inspection

Framing, electrical, and plumbing done and inspected

$14,500

25%

Cabinets and counters in

Cabinets, counters, and island installed and reviewed

$11,600

20%

Final walkthrough

Punch list done, final walkthrough with the homeowner

$5,800

10%

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