The quote needs: joint type, substrate, specified system if known, plans or marked-up locations, access, timing, and documentation expectations.
Information that changes the quote
Fire-rated joint sealing is affected by the wall or floor assembly, joint width, joint depth, backing, access, required fire rating, specified system, and handover documentation. If those details are unclear, the quote may need assumptions or a request for more information.
Confirm the rated assembly first
Brandon would check whether the joint is actually within a rated assembly, whether a project specification nominates a system, whether access is practical, and whether the installation can be matched to the required product/system details.
Do not guess the system
The product and method should follow the relevant tested system or project requirement. Depending on the scope, that may involve fire-rated sealant, backing materials, or other passive fire components. The point is to quote the actual requirement, not just apply a generic bead.
Documentation expectations
Confirm documentation expectations before booking. Some jobs only need a clear quote and completion record. Others have project handover requirements. CaulkTech does not invent certification or sign-off claims; those requirements should be confirmed for the job.
If you are a builder or site contact, send marked-up plans, photos, system details, access notes, site suburb, and timing. That is the fastest path to a useful answer.