
Estimates, install days, crews and payment in one place, from the first call about worn carpet to the last piece of quarter round going down.
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Homeowners grab an estimate slot right off your page. They tell you the rooms and what they want, so your truck leaves loaded for LVP or for tack strip.
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Hardwood acclimating in the house is part of the job, not a hole in your week. Put it on the calendar so no crew shows up to a floor that is not ready.
Learn moreThe job you estimate more than any other. Builder grade, mid range and the good stuff side by side gets a decision on the spot, not a callback later.
Pro adds option groups with their own price deltas, so upgraded pad, moving the furniture and hauling the old carpet away each move the number the homeowner is looking at.
Enter the square footage and the price comes right out, instead of doing it on a notepad in the driveway.
Carpet, LVP and hardwood side by side, so the homeowner gets to choose rather than sit through the same pitch twice.
Upgraded pad, tear-out and haul-away, furniture moving. Each shows what it adds, so nothing turns into a surprise.
You pull the old vinyl and the subfloor underneath needs work before anything goes back down. The rest of the week has to move.
Move the afternoon job to Thursday right on the calendar and you are done. No plan needed for that.
Message from the same job record, so what you told them lives with the booking and not in your text messages.
Everything behind it shifts along too, so the real running order is not something only you are carrying.
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 the square foot off your measurement, with stairs and the landing on their own line so install day is settled.
Two visits: the moisture test on the slab, then the install days once the reading comes back where it needs to be.
Consecutive days with coats between them, booked so the family knows exactly which nights they are off the floor.
A visit to check the slab and the vapor barrier first, then the install, because that order is not up for debate.
Quoted by area, scheduled for a weekend when the floor is clear, with moving the workstations priced as an option.
A short install with cove base as an option, dropped into the afternoon once a bigger job wraps up early.
Sold by the flight instead of the square foot, with nosings as options so the estimate matches what they picked.
A one-day install the property manager books online, with tear-out of the old carpet checked on the way it always is.
Its own visit with its own dry time, kept clear of install day so nobody lays over a patch that is still soft.
Tear-out, drying time and reinstall as three visits, so the adjuster can see the sequence without calling you first.
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 months fill up. A page with no open slots sends people straight to the next company.
Shown up front, which is honest and usually a lot sooner than the homeowner was bracing for.
If nothing works, they leave the rooms and the floor they want and you call the moment a job falls out.
Only genuinely open days get offered, so two crews never pull up to the same 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 jobs that hurt are the ones an hour past where you meant to stop. Set the line once and your booking page holds it.
A zip code you do not cover cannot book itself in. It asks, and you answer with the calendar in front of you.
The commercial crew takes downtown, the residential pair takes the suburbs, and neither ends up at the wrong job.
The area decides whether you go, not what you charge. A longer drive is a decision, never a line on the estimate.
Most flooring balances come in as a transfer the evening you finish, and that is free on any plan. Cards are there for whoever wants to tap.
Record what came in and the job closes out. No plan required and nothing skimmed off work you already did.
For the homeowner standing in an empty hallway with a phone, wanting to settle up on the spot.
Ask for the material money once the job is booked and the balance when the last transition goes down.
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Yes. Floor area is one of the pricing drivers, so entering the measurement prices the job for you. If you sell stairs and landings by the room instead, rooms works the same way and both can sit on one estimate.
Make it an option on the service with its own price. Check it when the old carpet and pad are going, leave it off when the builder already cleared the house, and the estimate updates right along with it.
Book it as its own short visit ahead of the install days. ASTM F710 covers preparing concrete floors to receive resilient flooring and ASTM F2170 covers the in-situ relative humidity probe, and putting that visit on the calendar is how you keep a crew off a slab that is not ready.
They are separate services with their own durations and options. A sand and refinish runs several days with coats in between; a carpet install runs one. Nothing forces the two into the same slot length.
No, and that is on purpose. The National Wood Flooring Association and the Certified Flooring Installers program hold what you have earned. This handles booking the work, estimating it and getting paid for it.
Cash and bank transfer you record yourself are free on every plan, and that covers a lot of flooring balances. Card payments come with Pro, so the homeowner can tap before you load up. We never hold your money.
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