UNITED KINGDOM · GBP

Put window quotes side by side.

Record the quantities and amounts you have received, then compare them over the same scope.

This worksheet only adds your figures. It does not inspect a property, diagnose a window or predict energy savings or performance.

Start a comparison

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YOUR QUOTED FIGURES

Compare two itemised totals

Estimated total = quoted amount per window × number of windows + installation + other known costs. Use the figures and units from your own written quotes.

Quote A£0.00
Quote B£0.00

Absolute difference between entered totals: £0.00

Blank amounts count as zero; window quantity must be a whole number of at least one. Unentered costs are excluded. This is not a market estimate, installer recommendation, building or safety assessment, or guarantee of insulation, compliance or energy performance. No data is stored or sent.

REVIEW THE WRITTEN SCOPE

Check what each amount covers

  • Which window sizes, materials and quantities are listed?
  • What work is included in installation?
  • Are removal, disposal, finishing or access costs separate?
  • What is excluded, and how long is the quote valid?

Ask the quote provider to clarify the written scope. This page does not assess whether a proposed product or work is suitable.

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A FAIR COMPARISON

Keep the assumptions visible

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Use the same quantity

Check that each quote covers the same count and openings.

Separate unknown costs

Keep unconfirmed items on a question list rather than treating them as zero.

Keep dated copies

Record the quote date and version for your own reference.

About this worksheet

Local en-GB prototype for arithmetic on user-entered quotes. It does not provide current rates, product recommendations, property assessments or energy savings estimates. Generic generated image origin and reuse details are in the media provenance record.