Floors, walls, backsplashes and showers — where layout time is the job and the substrate decides everything. Tile is slow to quote properly and easy to underprice, especially once waterproofing and pattern waste are counted. TradesOps prices the setting materials with the tile and keeps the detail the customer signed off.
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Floor, wall, backsplash, shower and stone work carry different substrates, waterproofing and waste — the parts of a tile quote that get missed.
Floor Tile
Ceramic or porcelain floor tile installation
Wall Tile
Ceramic or porcelain wall tile installation
Shower Tile
Complete shower tile — floor, walls, niche, curb
Backsplash
Kitchen or bathroom backsplash
Fireplace Surround
Fireplace surround and hearth tile
Outdoor Tile
Exterior tile — patios, pool decks, entryways
Repair
Tile repair and replacement
Regrout
Grout removal and replacement
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.
Tile
Ceramic Floor Tile · Ceramic Wall Tile · Porcelain Floor Tile · Porcelain Wall Tile · Subway Tile (3×6) · +3 more
Setting Materials
Thinset Mortar (50 lb) · Mastic Adhesive (1 gal) · Grout - Sanded (25 lb) · Grout - Unsanded (10 lb) · Epoxy Grout (kit) · +1 more
Substrate
Cement Board 1/4" (3×5) · Cement Board 1/2" (3×5) · Ditra Membrane · RedGard Waterproofing (gal) · Mesh Tape (50 ft roll) · +1 more
Trim & Accessories
Bullnose Tile · Schluter Edge (8 ft) · Corner Shelf · Shower Niche · Threshold - Marble (36")
Not the dramatic failures — the ordinary ones that happen on a normal week.
Thinset, grout, membrane, backer board and trim come with the tile on the estimate, so the quote covers the whole assembly rather than the visible part.
Waste comes with the job type, so a herringbone shower does not get quoted at the same percentage as a straight-lay floor.
Photographs, notes and the signed scope stay on the job, so the pattern and the layout everyone agreed to are on record.
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. Membrane, backer board, thinset, grout and trim are part of the material list for the job types that need them, rather than lines you have to remember to add.
Yes. Add each area with its own tile and substrate; the quote totals them and can show the customer a breakdown per area.
Attach photographs and notes to the quote, and have it signed electronically. The layout, the tile and the price are agreed in one document.
Fourteen days, no card. Quote a real job and see whether the number comes out right.