For UK homeowners
Your builder wants more money. See exactly what's changed.
Upload your original quote and the new charge. QuoteTrace compares them in plain English and shows you what's different, what's unclear and what to ask before you agree.
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1Original quote
"Supply and install new flooring throughout the ground floor."
2New charge
"Additional flooring preparation — £1,850"
3QuoteTrace found
Needs clarificationThe original quote refers to flooring installation, but it does not clearly state whether floor preparation was included.
4Question to ask your builder
"Can you confirm what floor preparation was included in the original price and why this additional £1,850 wasn't included?"
QuoteTrace does not decide whether the charge is fair or owed. It shows you what the documents say and where clarification may be needed.
How it works
- Step 1
Upload your original quote
Your quote, estimate, contract or agreed scope of works.
- Step 2
Upload the new charge
The extra, variation, invoice, email or message you've received.
- Step 3
See what changed
A plain-English comparison, plus questions to ask before you agree.
What QuoteTrace can help you understand
Quotes are written in very different ways, so a new charge can be hard to make sense of.
Your builder has asked for an extra
Compare the new request with what you originally agreed.
The scope of work has changed
See what appears to be different between the two documents.
You don't understand what's included
Spot wording that is unclear, missing or needs checking.
You want to keep track of project costs
See the original price, the new request and the potential total together.
QuoteTrace does not determine whether a charge is fair, reasonable, correct or owed, and it makes no judgement about your builder.
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