
The pricing data we estimate with.
659 prebuilt assemblies across 288 priced material items, with labour calculated on every line — from the socket outlet to the last cable tie. Built and corrected over years of real tenders, priced from live supplier data.
What's covered
- Lighting — commercial213
- Lighting — residential113
- Cabling — copper108
- Pathways — conduit & cable tray48
- Pathways — civil conduit & pits46
- Lighting control43
- Power — commercial39
- Power — residential26
- Data & comms — commercial12
- Data & comms — residential11
You get both formats
The Excel workbook works the way an estimator works: set your margin and hourly rate in the blue cells, enter quantities on the front sheet, and every total recalculates. Alongside it are CSV files structured for import into your job management software — the price list, the builds with their components, and a summary file for software that doesn't handle assemblies. An import guide covers the column mapping.
A pricebook is the difference between quoting in hours and quoting in days — and between margins you chose and margins you hoped for.