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Free Contractor Quote & Estimate Template

A free quote/estimate template for contractors - labor, materials and equipment, with a valid-until date and acceptance. Download a PDF, no account. US / UK / AU / CA.

Quote a customer for a job before you start. Break out labor, materials and equipment with prices, add a valid-until date and an acceptance line, and download a professional PDF - free, no account.

Create your contractor quote →Open a blank quote

What a contractor quote should include

Example contractor quote

A typical set of line items — click the button to open it as an editable estimate (with a valid-until date and an acceptance line), then change the details.

DescriptionQtyUnit priceAmount
Labor - per hour16$55.00$880.00
Materials1$820.00$820.00
Equipment rental2$120.00$240.00
Permit fee1$95.00$95.00
Total$2,035.00

Contractors often keep a quote valid for 30 days, take a deposit to start, and stage progress payments.

Use this contractor quote →Need an invoice instead?

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Frequently asked questions

What should a contractor quote include?

A breakdown of labor (hours x rate), materials and equipment, the job address, what is included and excluded (and any allowances), a valid-until date, and an acceptance line the customer signs to authorise the work.

What is the difference between an estimate and a quote?

An estimate is an approximate price that may change; a quote is a fixed price the client can accept, valid for a set period. Say which you are issuing and include a valid-until date. This tool names the document to match your country.

Can I turn the quote into an invoice?

Yes. Once the client accepts, open it in the editor and switch to “Invoice” under the preview - the same line items and client carry over with a new invoice number and today’s date.