Your kinds of work.
- Carpentry repair
- Internal door fitting
- Fitted furniture
- First fix carpentry
- Second fix carpentry
- Loft and attic ladders and boarding
- Stairs and banisters
- Stud partition
Rename them or add your own in the office.
For carpenters in Ireland
From first fix to the built-in wardrobe.
First fix is the joists, stud walls and door linings, before the plaster. Second fix is the doors, skirting, architrave and fitted furniture, after it.
Set up the day you sign up.
Tick carpentry and joinery and all of this is ready.
Built around the work.
Doors are fixtures. Most shelving is not.
Revenue lists doors and built-in wardrobes as fixtures: 13.5% supplied and fitted, subject to the two-thirds rule. Most shelving is a fitting at 23%. A householder’s shelving line can be Separate, standard rate.
RCT on doors and presses, not one door.
Revenue counts replacing a building’s doors or kitchen presses as a construction operation when the change is material. It calls replacing one door too minor.
A door, hung, as one kit.
On the bigger plans, a kit built once holds a door, its hinges and handle, and the hours to hang it. Price a kit then Add the kit puts all of it on a quote, under a Section for the room or as an Optional extra.
Questions, answered.
- Can I attach a drawing to a quote?
- No. A drawing, photo or other file cannot be attached to a quote. A line’s Description is typed, so it can give the sizes and the timber.
- Can a new-build plot be added before it has an Eircode?
- Yes. A site needs only a first line and a town, and What this site is called can hold the plot number. The Eircode can be added to the site once the plot has one.
- Can first fix and second fix sit on one job, weeks apart?
- Yes. A job holds as many visits as the work needs, and Book a visit on the job adds the next one. Add hours asks Which visit the hours were worked on.