Quotation: 14 Selwyn Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122

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Copperfield Bathrooms Pty Ltd
Unit 14, 25 Industrial Drive, Clayton VIC 3168 (03) 9555 0142 · quotes@copperfieldbathrooms.com.au ABN 39 118 447 206
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Client
Ms Alana Reid
14 Selwyn Street
Hawthorn VIC 3122

Quote number
QTE-2026-338
Date of issue
18 August 2026
Valid for
30 days
Proposed start
5 October 2026
Scope of works: Full bathroom renovation
Description
Qty
Unit price
Incl. GST
Demolition of existing bathroom, strip out fixtures, tiles, floor/wall linings. Rubbish removal.
1
$2,700.00
$2,700.00
Plumbing rough in for new layout and fit off of new fixtures (shower, vanity, toilet).
1
$5,300.00
$5,300.00
Floor screeding to create falls to waste. Application of waterproofing membrane to all wet areas.
1
$2,050.00
$2,050.00
Tiling of floor and walls as per specification (up to 30sqm). Includes adhesive, grout, sealant.
1
$5,900.00
$5,900.00
Supply and installation of new cabinetry (vanity, mirrored cabinet).
1
$6,900.00
$6,900.00
Supply of specified fixtures and fittings (PC items): shower screen, tapware, toilet, basin, accessories.
1
$7,350.00
$7,350.00
Electrical rough in and fit off of new lighting, exhaust fan and power points.
1
$2,280.00
$2,280.00
Making good: Plastering, sanding and painting of ceiling, walls and architraves (2 coats).
1
$2,300.00
$2,300.00
Price excl. GST
$31,618.18
GST included (10%)
$3,161.82
Total incl. GST
$34,780.00
Inclusions
All labour and materials as specified in the scope of works.
Protection of floors and surfaces adjacent to the work area.
Professional site clean upon completion.
Removal of all trade waste from the site.
Waterproofing certificate of compliance.
Electrical certificate of safety.
Exclusions
Cost of any council permits or application fees.
Rectification of unforeseen structural issues or pre-existing defects.
Upgrades or changes to items specified in the scope.
Supply of tiles, which the client chooses and buys from the supplier.
Major changes to plumbing or electrical locations beyond 500mm.
Project timeline (estimated 4 weeks)
Week 1
Demolition & Rough in
Week 2
Screeding, Waterproofing & Tiling
Week 3
Cabinetry & Fixtures Fit off
Week 4
Electrical Fit off, Painting & Completion
Payment schedule
Stage
Trigger
Percent
Amount
Deposit
On acceptance of quotation
5%
$1,739.00
Progress Payment
On completion of tiling
50%
$17,390.00
Final Payment
On practical completion
45%
$15,651.00
Terms & conditions

Variations. Any work not detailed in the scope of works will be considered a variation. Variations will be costed, presented to the client for approval, and documented in a formal variation before work commences. Payment for variations is due at the next progress payment stage.
Deposit. A deposit is required to accept this quotation and secure a start date. The deposit is non-refundable if the contract is cancelled by the client within 14 days of the proposed start date.
Warranty. All workmanship is covered by a 7 year warranty. Materials and fixtures are covered by their respective manufacturer's warranties.
Cancellation. Cancellation of this contract after commencement will incur a fee equal to the cost of all work completed and materials ordered to date, plus 15% of the remaining contract value.

Acceptance of quotation

I, Alana Reid, accept this quotation and its terms and conditions for the works at 14 Selwyn Street, Hawthorn VIC 3122. I authorise Copperfield Bathrooms Pty Ltd to commence the works as scheduled.

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What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.

Letterhead and client
The builder’s details and ABN, the client, quote number, issue date, 30 day validity and the proposed start.
Scope of works
Eight lines from demolition to making good, each priced including GST, then the price before GST, the GST included and the total.
Inclusions
Six things the price covers, including site protection, waste removal and two compliance certificates.
Exclusions
Permits, unforeseen structural issues, scope upgrades, tile supply and relocations beyond 500mm.
Project timeline
Four weeks with the trades scheduled in each.
Payment schedule
Three stages with trigger, percentage and amount. The deposit is five per cent because Victoria caps it there once a domestic building contract reaches $20,000; check your state’s rules before copying it.
Terms and conditions
Variations, the deposit, a seven year workmanship warranty and the cancellation fee.
Acceptance
A first person acceptance statement and signature lines for the client and the builder.

Clauses in this document

Who this is for

A trade or a small builder quoting domestic work, where the customer is a person spending their own money and wants to see what each part costs. Pricing by trade, as this example does across eight of them, is slower to write than a single number but it is what wins the job against a competitor who sent one line and a total.

Check the Victorian rules before using these payment terms

This quote is for work in Hawthorn, so Victoria's domestic building rules apply. Consumer Affairs Victoria says a deposit for building work cannot be more than 10 per cent on a contract under $20,000, and 5 per cent on a contract of $20,000 or more. At $34,780 that caps the deposit at 5 per cent, which is the $1,739 this schedule takes. Progress payments should also follow completed work rather than run ahead of it, so check each stage is finished before it is invoiced. A renovation this size will usually also need a written domestic building contract, with the quote as its price schedule rather than the whole agreement.

How to adapt this document

For a service quote, swap the trades for roles and hours. For a job with an unknown at its centre, such as what is behind a wall, price everything you can and carry the unknown as a provisional sum with a stated allowance, then adjust to the real cost when it is known. Label allowances consistently: here the fixtures line is the only prime cost item, and the exclusions say the client chooses and pays for the tiles, so no line prices them. Round each line to a figure you would defend and let the total follow; here every line is a round figure including GST, and the eight add to $34,780. Keep the validity date, the deposit and the variation clause, because those three lines are what turn a price list into a document that holds up when the job runs long.

What makes this document work

Every trade is a line

Demolition, plumbing, waterproofing, tiling labour, cabinetry, fixtures, electrical and making good each carry their own round price including GST, adding straight to the $34,780 total, with the $31,618.18 price before GST and $3,161.82 GST shown beneath, so a change to one trade is a change to one line.

Exclusions are as clear as inclusions

Six inclusions, including the waterproofing and electrical certificates, then five exclusions, all before the acceptance block.

Payment follows progress

Three stages tied to acceptance, completed tiling and practical completion, with the dollar amount of each worked out, so neither side funds the other.

Questions people ask

Is a quote binding once the customer accepts it?

Yes. A quote is a fixed price you are bound to once the customer accepts it, while an estimate is a considered guess that can move and has to say so on its face. Do not label a document a quote and then call it indicative in the terms. This example is a quote, with the fixtures carried as a prime cost allowance that adjusts to the items chosen.

How long should a quotation stay valid?

Thirty days is the common answer, and it should be written on the quote, as it is here. Materials pricing moves, and a quote with no expiry can be accepted six months later at a price you can no longer buy at. If a customer comes back after the date, send a fresh quote with a new number and date rather than honouring the old figure.

Why are the fixtures a prime cost allowance rather than a fixed price?

A prime cost item is an allowance for something to be supplied but not yet chosen, such as tapware, and it adjusts to the price of the item picked. A provisional sum is an allowance for work that cannot yet be measured, such as repairs behind a wall. This quote uses a $7,350 prime cost allowance for fixtures and fittings and no provisional sums.

Does a quotation need GST shown?

If you are registered for GST, show the GST amount and the total, as this example does: its eight lines are priced including GST and add to $34,780, of which $3,161.82 is GST, leaving $31,618.18 before GST. A quote is not a tax invoice, so each payment stage still needs its own tax invoice. A business that is not registered should say its prices include no GST.

What happens when the work changes?

It becomes a variation, priced and agreed in writing before it is done. The quote should say that in the terms, because the argument at the end of a renovation is almost never about the quoted work; it is about the three things that were added along the way and never priced.

How big a deposit can a Victorian builder take?

Consumer Affairs Victoria puts the limit at 10 per cent for building work under $20,000 and 5 per cent for work of $20,000 or more. This $34,780 quote is over $20,000, so its deposit is 5 per cent, $1,739. Print the deposit amount and what happens to it on cancellation, then issue a deposit receipt when it is paid.

Can I quote a service by hours instead of trades?

Yes. Replace the trade rows with roles, put the hours in the quantity column and the hourly rate beside them, and keep the same subtotal, GST and total block underneath. The structure of this document does not care whether a line is a plumber or a designer, only that each line has a quantity and a rate.

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