Repair Estimate Templates in Word

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the types of estimates?

The following are the types of estimates:

1. Preliminary estimate – Also called as rough or approximate estimates; a ballpark estimate of the costs generated before the commencement of the project. 
2. Detailed estimate – A detailed estimate is a continuation of the preliminary estimate and is generated when there is more information about the requirements of the project. It includes a breakdown of the details about quantities, costs and rates, and so on.
3. Quantity estimate – This estimate lists the quantity of each material for the project. The price of each material is also present to provide the client with an overview of the potential project cost.  
4. Bid estimate – A bid estimate is submitted to a client to win a project. Commonly, this is based on the contractor's prior estimations. The main goal is to provide an affordable price to outbid competitors. 

What is the importance of an estimate?

Estimating is an efficient way to provide clients with the costs for a project. This allows the client to set up a budget or determine how to work around a budget. Through the estimate, the client can also know and understand the required process, materials, requirements, etc.

Who gives the repair estimate?

The contractor, mechanic, electrician, and any professional or skilled worker you hire can provide an estimate relevant to the specific service you want to conduct.

Is asking for an estimate free?

Nothing is free; if you ask for a free estimate, the person doing the estimate will only give you a ballpark price based on the appearance of the equipment or building without proper assessment. 

What are the most common types of repair?

The most common types of repairs are auto repair, building repair, electronic repair, and equipment repair.