Know what your piling quote really includes.
Download our practical comparison guide straight away. We may also send you a few short emails of advice to help you compare scope, check access and ask the questions that prevent surprises.
- Compare the same work
- Spot allowances and exclusions
- Know what to ask next
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Inside your guide
Before You Say Yes to a Piling Quote
7 pages, fillable worksheetPiling quote comparison guide · 7 pages · Fillable comparison worksheet
- Eight checksScope, depths, design, access, spoil, testing, programme and terms. Pages 2-3.
- An illustrative worked exampleHow an £8,000 headline becomes £9,500 once separately priced work is added. Page 4.
- A fillable worksheet and a copyable emailCompare three quotations side by side, then ask for the missing figures in writing. Pages 5-6.
From the guide
Not priced is not the same as free. If an extra has no confirmed figure, write unknown. Do not invent an allowance to make the totals match.
A practical way to make gaps in a quote visible before you commit.
WHAT THE ADVICE EMAILS COVER
What the advice emails cover
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Before you compare two piling prices.
Put the drawings, pile quantities and allowed depths side by side first.
Discuss your project
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Access details worth checking early.
The entrance width is only the start.
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