Tile, hardwood, LVP, carpet — priced by the square foot and undone by the subfloor. Flooring quotes need waste factors that change with the pattern and a subfloor you cannot see until the old floor is up. TradesOps prices the layout properly and makes the surprise a change order instead of a loss.
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Each floor type brings its own waste factor and underlayment — the numbers that separate a profitable install from a busy one.
Hardwood
Solid or engineered hardwood flooring
LVP / LVT
Luxury vinyl plank or luxury vinyl tile
Laminate
Laminate flooring installation
Tile
Ceramic or porcelain floor tile
Carpet
Carpet with pad installation
Epoxy Coating
Garage or commercial epoxy floor coating
Subfloor Prep
Subfloor leveling, repair, and moisture barrier
Custom / Other
Custom scope — add materials manually
Loaded on day one so you are not typing in a catalogue. Every price is yours to change, and once you change it every future quote uses your number.
Flooring
Hardwood Planks · LVP Planks · Laminate Planks · Floor Tile (ceramic/porcelain) · Carpet · +1 more
Trim
Transition Strips (3 ft) · Baseboards (8 ft) · Quarter Round (8 ft)
Tile Setting
Thinset Mortar (50 lb bag) · Tile Spacers (200 ct bag) · Grout (25 lb bag)
Subfloor
Floor Leveler (50 lb bag) · Moisture Barrier (200 sqft roll)
Not the dramatic failures — the ordinary ones that happen on a normal week.
A diagonal or herringbone layout wastes far more than a straight lay. The waste factor comes with the job type instead of being a number you try to remember.
Levelling and repair become a signed change order from the site in a few minutes, so the fix is agreed and billed before you do it.
Underlayment, transitions, trim and adhesive come with the material list, so the small lines that add up are on the quote from the start.
The estimate is the start of the job, not the end of the paperwork.
Estimate, send, get it signed, convert to an invoice and take payment online.
Who is on what, clock in and out on site, and hours that feed payroll.
Budgets, daily logs, photographs, punch lists, change orders and handoff.
Every call, form fill and referral in one pipeline, with the chasing automated.
What each job made, from the quote, the hours and the materials on it.
Tickets, toolbox talks, incidents and insurance, with reminders before they expire.
Yes. Waste comes from the job type and the layout rather than one flat percentage, because a diagonal lay and a straight lay are not the same order.
Yes. Add each area with its own floor type and the quote totals them, showing the customer a per-room breakdown or a single price.
Raise a change order on site, have it signed on the phone, and it flows to the invoice. The levelling compound stops being something you absorb.
Fourteen days, no card. Quote a real job and see whether the number comes out right.