Software for kitchen fitters — units, extras, appliances and snagging in one place

Kitchen quotes die on extras: end panels, plinth, worktop joints, appliance gaps, filling units, snag lists. Customer buys units online; you fit and inherit every mismatch. Pro Quoter quotes what you actually fit — units, worktop labour, cut-outs, making good, snag allowance — with variations when the plan changes. Reminders chase the deposit; invoices pull from approved scope. Built by a tradesman who knows kitchen fitting is mostly paperwork with a drill.

Kitchen fitting margin hides in the extras

Quote was “fit customer supplies”. No allowance for three return visits, extra end panels, or siliconing behind a crooked pelmet. Snagging done free because you want the review.

Example: flat-pack kitchen — wall out of square. Extra scribe panels and half a day adjustment. Not on quote. You finish “for relationship” and hate the job.

  • Flat price for a job full of variables
  • Appliance cut-outs not listed
  • Customer plan changes after order
  • Snag list never invoiced

Kitchen fitter workflow

  1. 1

    Measure and plan notes

    Runs, services, awkward corners — on the job record.

  2. 2

    Quote fit package

    Units, worktop labour, cut-outs, plinth, making good — line items.

  3. 3

    Deposit and book

    Chase yes, diary install, materials note what customer supplies.

  4. 4

    Variations on site

    Extra panels, different pelmet, appliance swap — document before you cut.

  5. 5

    Snag and invoice

    Final invoice matches what was agreed plus signed extras.

Why kitchen fitters use Pro Quoter

  • Extras visible early

    Customer sees cut-outs, panels, disposal — not a surprise at handover.

  • Quote reminders

    Chase deposit while they are still excited about the design.

  • Customer thread

    One place for plans, photos and messages — less “which kitchen was this?”

  • Invoice from scope

    Balance invoice without rebuilding from memory.

Fit package quotes customers understand

Pro Quoter software for kitchen fitters
Units, worktops, appliances and snag — quoted, varied and invoiced on one job.

FAQ

Customer supplies units — can I still quote properly?
That is the common job. Quote labour to fit, cut-outs, worktop jointing, panels, making good, disposal — exclude supply you are not providing.
How do I allow for plan changes?
Variation lines when customer changes unit sizes or adds wine cooler — photo and revised price before extra work.
Can I stage deposit and balance?
Yes — deposit on approval, balance on completion or after snag — tracked on the job.
Worktops — quartz templater separate?
Note templating and fitting in scope if you coordinate. Your quote, your lines — customer knows who does what.