
The measure, the quote, the fitting days and the money in one place, from the first call about a worn stair carpet to the last length of beading.
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Customers pick a slot for the measure off your page. They say which rooms and what they want, so the van is loaded for LVT or gripper rods.
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A screed that has to cure is not a free morning. Book it as its own block and no crew stands in a hall waiting on a floor that has not gone off.
Learn moreThe job that comes up more than any other, and the one where the entry range, the good wool and the top end side by side beats describing them.
Pro adds option groups with their own price deltas, so a heavier underlay, shifting the furniture and taking the old carpet away each move the figure they are reading.
Put the square metres in and the figure follows, instead of working it out on a docket outside in the car.
Carpet, LVT and solid oak side by side, so the choosing is theirs rather than something you explain twice.
The underlay, the lifting out, the furniture. Every one carries its own figure, so the total explains itself.
Up comes the old vinyl, and there is a slab wanting levelling before a single plank goes near it. Three days of work have to shuffle.
Thursday afternoon opens, the job slides into it, done. Nothing to upgrade for the privilege.
The message goes out of the record it belongs to, so the next person reading it sees what was promised.
What sat behind the job travels with it, so the true running order stops living in your head alone.
The measure, the levelling visit with the days it needs to dry, the laying and the money that followed it. Kept together at the address, so when they ring about a lifted board three years on you are reading it back rather than remembering it.
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Priced by area off the measure, with the stairs and landing on their own line so the day itself is not a debate.
Slower than a plain lay and set up as its own service, so the time allowed matches the pattern, not just the area.
Consecutive days with coats between them, booked so the household knows which evenings the floor is out of use.
A visit to check the slab and the commissioning first, then the fitting days, because that order is not optional.
Quoted by area, booked for a weekend when the floor is clear, with lifting and replacing the desks as an option.
Welded sheet with coving, quoted by area and fitted in sections so a corridor is never closed off completely.
Sold by the flight rather than the metre, with rods and nosings as options so the quote matches what they chose.
A one-day fit the letting agent books online, with uplift of the old carpet ticked on the way it always is.
Its own visit with its own curing time, kept clear of the fitting day so nobody lays onto something still soft.
Strip out, drying time and refit as three visits, so the assessor can see the running order without a phone call.
A living room in laminate or hybrid is the same job every time, so it can carry its own price and land in the gap on its own. The whole-house work still starts with a measure-up, because nobody prices four rooms and a stair flight off a phone call.
Every measure ends in a document, and the ones that go quiet all look identical from your side. Seeing which was read this morning and which was never opened is the difference between a follow-up and a nuisance.
Flooring runs in seasons and the good stretch has nothing left in it. A page with no slots quietly sends people on to the next fitter.
Shown plainly, which is honest and fairly often sooner than the customer had been expecting.
If nothing suits, they leave the rooms and the floor they are after, and you ring when a job falls through.
Only genuinely free days are offered, so two crews never arrive at the one house on the same morning.
Lounge, hall and two bedrooms, and the stairs if you do them. Old carpet needs taking away. How far out are you?
The job that eats the profit is always the one out the far end of the county. Set the boundary once and the booking page will hold it.
An address outside the patch cannot book itself in. It asks instead, and you answer with the diary open.
The contract fitters take the city, the domestic pair take the county, and neither ends up at the wrong job.
The area decides whether you go, never what it costs. A longer drive is a decision, not a line on the quote.
Nearly every fitting balance comes in by bank transfer the same evening the job wraps. Recording one costs nothing here and never has.
Record what came in and the job closes. No plan needed, and nothing taken off work you have already done.
For the customer stood in a bare hall with a phone, wanting it settled before you pull out of the drive.
Ask for the materials money once the job is booked, and the rest when the last bit of beading goes on.
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Yes. Floor area is one of the pricing drivers, so the measure prices the job on its own. Stairs and landings sold by the room work the same way, and both can sit on the one quote.
As an option on the service with its own price. Tick it where the old carpet and underlay are going out, leave it off where the builder has already cleared the place, and the total follows along.
Book the check as its own short visit with the fitting days behind it. It keeps a crew off a slab that is not ready, and it gives the customer a plain reason for the gap in the middle of the week.
They are, with their own durations and options. Sanding and finishing pitch pine boards in an old terrace runs days with coats between; a carpet fit runs one. Nothing pushes them into the same slot.
Yes. Add him to the team with the floors he actually lays, and his fitting days show on the same calendar as yours. No ring round at seven in the morning to find out who is where.
Cash and bank transfer that you record yourself are free on every plan, which covers most fitting balances. Card payments come with Pro, for the customer who would rather tap before you drive off.
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