Free Templates

Quote Templates
for Australian Tradies

Professional quote structures for every trade. Use these as a starting point — or let FMN generate them automatically from your job description.

Electrical Quote Template
Call-out / service fee
Labour (licensed electrician, per hr)
Apprentice labour (per hr)
Materials (cable, conduit, fittings)
Switchboard items
Testing and certification
Compliance certificate
Plumbing Quote Template
Call-out fee
Plumber labour (per hr)
Materials (pipe, fittings, fixtures)
Hot water unit (supply + install)
Rough-in allowance
Fit-off
Plumber's inspection certificate
Building / Renovation Quote Template
Preliminaries and site setup
Demolition and disposal
Structural work
Plumbing (sub)
Electrical (sub)
Tiling (sub)
Painting (sub)
Provisional sums
Builder's margin
Carpentry Quote Template
Labour (per hr or day rate)
Timber framing materials
Hardware and fixings
Decking boards
Waste allowance (10–15%)
Delivery and unloading
Painting Quote Template
Labour (per hr or m²)
Preparation (filling, sanding)
Primer / undercoat
Top coat (supply + labour)
Masking and protection
Clean-up and removal
Landscaping Quote Template
Labour (per hr)
Plant supply
Soil and mulch
Pavers (supply + install)
Retaining wall materials
Irrigation parts
Bobcat / machinery hire
Disposal

Skip the manual work

Generate a complete, itemised quote from these templates automatically in FMN.

Frequently asked questions

What should be included in a trade quote?

A professional trade quote should include: your business name and ABN, licence number, date, job description, itemised line items with quantities and unit prices, total ex-GST, GST amount, total inc-GST, payment terms and validity period.

How do I make my quotes look more professional?

Use consistent formatting, include your logo and licence number, itemise every line, and send as PDF rather than text or email. FMN generates branded PDF quotes automatically.

How long should a quote be valid for?

Most Australian tradies quote for 30 days. On large projects with volatile material costs, 14 days is more appropriate. Always include your validity period on the quote document.