Job Estimate Template

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Legal

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English

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.docx (0.01 MB)

Job estimates detail what services you will offer and how much they will cost for a project. The purpose of a job estimate is to provide a client with information about the job. It provides timelines and costs to help clients budget. In addition, it makes planning a project easier for small business owners.

How do you make a job estimate form?

What should be included in a job estimate:

Details about the company.
An overview of the services you will provide for the project.
Services require materials that are related to their delivery.
A list of what will not be included in the project.
The timeline and completion date of a project.
Cost of services in total.
Terms and conditions of payment.

What is the purpose of preparing a job estimate?

The estimate also provides a schedule of what needs to be done when allowing you to plan your project accordingly. Employees may be able to get a sense of what tasks they will be assigned to as a result of an estimate. In addition, you'll be able to recognize if you need help so you don't burn out your employees.

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