A clear place to organize estimates

Put the quoted work
next to the total.

Record detection, repair and other line items from quotes you already have, then compare the numbers.

Compare two quotes

No service listings, market prices or diagnostic advice.

A generic plumbing workbench with unmarked tools
Generated conceptual image; not a Canadian property or service visit.
1. Read the written scope2. Enter each cost3. Ask about unclear lines

Scope before total

Keep the quote context.

Note what the written quote says about inspection or detection, repair work, materials and any other fees. Compare similar work and exclusions where possible.

This worksheet adds your figures only. It does not diagnose a leak or recommend a repair.

Your figures only

Compare two quote totals

Total = detection/inspection + repair work + materials and other entered charges.

A blank estimate sheet beside plumbing tools
Concept illustration; no real quote or property is shown.

A Quote A

Total from your entries—

B Quote B

Total from your entries—
Difference between totalsEnter both quotes

A different scope or exclusions can make totals difficult to compare.

Questions for the quote issuer

Clarify what each line means.

Ask what is included, what would incur an extra charge, and whether any follow-up work is outside the written quote.

A generic wall and plumbing fixture detail
Illustrative image only; it does not show a completed repair.

Before you compare

Check the written details.

Checkboxes are not saved or sent.

A blank quote sheet and measuring tools
Generic illustration generated for another project.
About this prototype

This local worksheet totals figures you enter. It does not provide leak diagnosis, repair instructions, provider listings or market prices. Calculations stay in your browser. Images are generic concepts reused from France #56; original image records and source-license notes are in the media folder. Full articles, policies and publication setup are not included.