For UK builders

Get the right jobs. Keep the money on every one.

Price every line in your rates, put what's included in writing, agree payment terms stage by stage, and build a record that wins the next job.

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Where the money on a job goes missing

Quoting is never the problem. These are.

Costs you forgot to quote
Site costs read from the job: the skip, the screens, the certificate, each with why it's there.
How →
Arguments about extras
What the price includes and assumes, in writing, on the quote the client accepts.
How →
Stage payments that come late
The price split into stages in your payment terms; the client's page shows what's due as each is done.
How →
Losing to a cheaper price
An itemised quote and a page of finished jobs, so the total isn't all they judge.
How →

One job, start to finish

Every job, from the first message to the last stage.

The text he'd send the client anyway.

Full renovation of a 2 m wide by 3 m long bathroom in SW19. Walk-in shower, keep the bath, tiled floor.

Read from his words:

Width 2 m
Length 3 m
The bath kept
Floor finish tile
Shower type walk in

No form to fill in. Sizes help; anything it can't tell, it asks.

The costs a quote leaves out, then swallows. Each says why it's on this job.

Waste removal skips

because the job produces bulk waste to remove

Site toilet, hand-washing and rest facilities

because it is about 105 labour hours

Insurance covering works in progress

on every job

Main contractor supervision and management

because several trades are on site, and the job runs about 4 weeks

And what's left out, in writing:

— Moving the soil stack or any drainage outside the room
— Structural alterations, new windows or changes to external walls

A sample job, priced on published rates. Not a real client's quote.

Why Structa

Each question, answered on a real job.

For homeowners

See what your job costs. Then find a builder whose work you can check.

Describe the work, answer a few quick questions, and see a typical price for your area. Free.

Get a price

Builders with a record, not reviews.

On Structa a finished job counts when it was tracked here and the client confirmed it. You see the work, not stars.

Your details stay yours.

Only the builders you're matched with get them. Structa never takes or holds your money.

Try it on a real job.

Type it the way you would text the client. Free while we launch, no card.

Try it on a job

Missing a job type or a tool? The roadmap.

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For UK builders

Get the right jobs. Keep the money on every one.

Price every line in your rates, put what's included in writing, agree payment terms stage by stage, and build a record that wins the next job.

Try it on a job See an example →

Free while we launch. No card. Built in the UK for builders who do their own quotes.

Planning work at home? See what it costs

Where the money on a job goes missing

Quoting is never the problem. These are.

One job, start to finish

Every job, from the first message to the last stage.

The text he'd send the client anyway.

Full renovation of a 2 m wide by 3 m long bathroom in SW19. Walk-in shower, keep the bath, tiled floor.

Read from his words:

Width 2 m
Length 3 m
The bath kept
Floor finish tile
Shower type walk in

No form to fill in. Sizes help; anything it can't tell, it asks.

The costs a quote leaves out, then swallows. Each says why it's on this job.

Waste removal skips

because the job produces bulk waste to remove

Site toilet, hand-washing and rest facilities

because it is about 105 labour hours

Insurance covering works in progress

on every job

Main contractor supervision and management

because several trades are on site, and the job runs about 4 weeks

And what's left out, in writing:

— Moving the soil stack or any drainage outside the room
— Structural alterations, new windows or changes to external walls

A sample job, priced on published rates. Not a real client's quote.

Why Structa

Each question, answered on a real job.

For homeowners

See what your job costs. Then find a builder whose work you can check.

Describe the work, answer a few quick questions, and see a typical price for your area. Free.

Get a price

Builders with a record, not reviews.

On Structa a finished job counts when it was tracked here and the client confirmed it. You see the work, not stars.

Your details stay yours.

Only the builders you're matched with get them. Structa never takes or holds your money.

Try it on a real job.

Type it the way you would text the client. Free while we launch, no card.

Try it on a job

Missing a job type or a tool? The roadmap.

Get the right jobs. Keep the money on every one.

Quoting is never the problem. These are.

Costs you forgot to quote

Arguments about extras

Stage payments that come late

Losing to a cheaper price

Every job, from the first message to the last stage.

Each question, answered on a real job.

You already texted the client the job. Why type it all again to price it?

When the client says someone else is cheaper, what do you point at?

Which costs did you forget to put in the last quote?

Whose rates are pricing your jobs?

Why does the stage payment come in late?

“I thought that was included.” What do you show them?

See what your job costs. Then find a builder whose work you can check.

Try it on a real job.

Get the right jobs. Keep the money on every one.

Quoting is never the problem. These are.

Costs you forgot to quote

Arguments about extras

Stage payments that come late

Losing to a cheaper price

Every job, from the first message to the last stage.

Each question, answered on a real job.

You already texted the client the job. Why type it all again to price it?

When the client says someone else is cheaper, what do you point at?

Which costs did you forget to put in the last quote?

Whose rates are pricing your jobs?

Why does the stage payment come in late?

“I thought that was included.” What do you show them?

See what your job costs. Then find a builder whose work you can check.

Try it on a real job.