For bathroom renovation contractors
The clause you left out is the one that costs you.
Paste your bathroom quote and in 3 minutes you'll see exactly what's missing — and get the wording to fix it before you send.
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Most quotes are one missing line away from a dispute.
Here's what slips through on bathroom jobs.
No exclusions clause
If it's not excluded in writing, the client can argue it's included. Asbestos removal, structural repairs, council fees — all potential claims against a quote that didn't list them out.
No variation procedure
Variations go unpaid not because of the work — because there was never an agreed way to charge for them. No written approval required means no clean way to invoice extra.
Vague waterproofing spec
AS 3740 requires a named membrane system and a licensed applicator. Without them there's no performance benchmark — and no defence if the waterproofing is disputed after handover.
Unclear payment terms
No deposit amount, no milestone triggers, no final-payment condition. Ambiguous payment terms are the second most common dispute driver on residential renovation jobs.
"Any changes to scope to be agreed prior to commencement."
- ✕No written approval required before variation work starts
- ✕No pricing basis stated (hourly rate, fixed, or cost-plus)
- ✕No process for confirming timeline impact
"No variation work will commence without the client's written approval. All variations will be priced at our standard hourly rate of $95 per hour plus materials, confirmed in writing before work proceeds. Any impact on the project timeline will be confirmed in writing at the time of approval."
From the trade
"Found three things in my bathroom quote I'd never have written in myself. The exclusions wording alone saved me from an asbestos argument on the next job."
Dave M. · Bathroom Renovator · Newcastle
"Been quoting for 15 years and still send things out with gaps. Caught a missing variation clause and got the exact words to drop in. Nine bucks well spent."
Trent K. · Tiler & Waterproofer · Gold Coast
"The hot water capacity flag was something I'd completely overlooked — would've been a costly variation fight. Now I run every quote through it."
Sam R. · Solo Renovator · Perth
What you walk away with
Not a summary. Not suggestions. Clauses you paste straight into your quote, a client email that's ready to send, and a checklist to work through before you hit send.
"A variation is any change to the agreed scope of work. No variation work will commence without the client's written approval. Variations will be priced at an agreed rate and confirmed in writing before work proceeds. Verbal instructions do not constitute authority to vary the scope."
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We read your quote and check what's in scope, excluded, and unclear. Correct anything we got wrong — takes under a minute.
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