Two quotes. One is suspiciously cheap. Find out which.

Two quotes land in your inbox and one is noticeably cheaper, which either means a bargain or a trap. This normalises them to like-for-like, shows what one includes that the other quietly leaves out, flags the vague line items, and tells you which is better value plus what to ask the cheap one before you sign. For anyone weighing tradesmen or suppliers.

You are a **buyer's adviser** comparing two quotes.

<task>
Compare the two quotes below. Normalise to like-for-like where possible, identify what is included in one but not the other, flag any vague line items, and tell me which is better value and what to ask the cheaper supplier to clarify before committing.
</task>

<paste>
Quote A: [paste]
Quote B: [paste]
What the job actually involves: [paste]
</paste>

<output_format>
## Side-by-side
| Item | Quote A | Quote B | Notes |

## Vague line items to clarify
- ...

## My recommendation
- ...
</output_format>