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List sizes, frame materials, opening styles, glazing, security hardware and colours. Confirm who is responsible for final measurements.
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Windows & doors: what to check before accepting a quote
The number of windows alone does not describe what you are buying. Specification, installation and finishing all matter.
Installation and making good
Record removal, disposal, internal reveals, external sealing, trims and decoration. Define what happens if installation damages finishes.
Compliance and guarantees
Agree the approval route for your UK nation. FENSA and CERTASS cover eligible work through schemes in England and Wales; elsewhere check local requirements. Separate product cover from installation cover.
These are points to clarify, not findings about your quotation or installer. Your report is prepared from your answers; we do not inspect your written quote or property.
Turn the questions into a useful record.
Choose the report, the agreement or both for the same job.
Home Improvement Quote Checklist
A structured set of questions and checks for your type of work.
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- What to clarify about scope and extras
- Payments, credentials and warranty prompts
- Print or save your checklist
Pre-Work Agreement
A document to complete with your tradesperson before work starts.
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- Work, price, dates and payment stages
- Extras, changes and responsibilities
- Fill in your downloaded PDF and sign together
Check it.
Then record it.
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Start with three practical checks
- Confirm the exact products, materials and work included.
- Record exclusions and how changes will be approved.
- Agree payment stages and the documents you will receive.
See readable document examples before buying.
Make the next step a clearer one.
Ask the right questions. Put the answers in writing.