Hoarding Scope Creator

We've created a useful tool to assist you in preparing a scope of works to easily gather all of the requirements for your upcoming hoarding works in minutes.

Make your scope

Defining a clear and detailed hoarding scope is essential when requesting quotes. Without it, contractors may leave out critical elements such as flooring protection, dust suppression, or door security, leading to underquoting and costly variations later. By creating a consistent scope up front, you ensure all hoarding contractors are pricing the same requirements, making it easier to compare quotes fairly and select the right team for the job.

After you complete the below form, a tailored hoarding scope will be generated for you. This scope of works will clearly outline the exact requirements for your job - from height, door security, and floor protection, through to graphics, and safety compliance. Use this tool to save time, avoid confusion, and get accurate, comparable quotes.

Step 1: Location & Height Specifications

Define where and how tall your hoarding needs to be

Step 2: Distance From Lease Line

Specify hoarding placement relative to lease boundaries

Select a distance below to see how the return panels change

Step 3: Door Requirements

Configure door security and access options

Step 4: Floor Protection

Specify floor protection requirements

Step 5: Working Hours

Define installation timing requirements

Step 6: Noise & Dust Control

Configure acoustic and dust suppression requirements

Step 7: Installation Duration

Specify how long the hoarding will remain in place

Step 8: Graphics & Branding

Specify graphics, branding, and visual requirements

Step 9: Hoarding Plans

Define planning and drawing requirements

Step 10: Hoarding System

Choose the hoarding system(s) you prefer or require

Step 11: Vendor Supplied Items

Specify what materials you will provide

Step 12: Hoarding Panel Finish

Specify what panel finish types are acceptable for your project

Step 13: Certification Requirements

Specify what certifications and compliance requirements are needed

Step 14: Skirting Requirements

Define skirting requirements and material preferences

Step 15: Installer Requirements

Define what qualifications and insurance requirements installers must have

Step 16: Installer Price Inclusions

Specify what should be included in the installer's pricing