Room and finish mapping
Match each room on the plan to its scheduled flooring type. Split patterns, insets and stair treads from the main field quantity so the installer can see where cuts and different materials affect pricing.
Finish floors, base and transitions
Flooring Estimating Services
A flooring takeoff measures finishes by room and material code. Record floor areas, base lengths, transitions and substrate preparation so an installer can price each finish correctly.
We measure floors by room and finish code so a contractor can check where material changes, which transitions are required and how much base is involved. Preparation and demolition stay visible rather than disappearing into the new finish area.
Separate the measured area from the order quantity after waste.
What this service covers
Substrate preparation
Separate leveling, patching, adhesive removal and moisture mitigation where the documents support them. An allowance belongs on its own line when the existing slab condition is unknown.
Base and transitions
Measure base by perimeter with opening deductions agreed in advance. Count thresholds, profiles and reducers at finish changes, then review package coverage and carton rounding for procurement.
What the scope can include
- Flooring areas by finish code
- Base and transition lengths
- Stairs and specialty edges
- Substrate preparation allowances
What to send with your plans
Send finish plans, schedules, room dimensions, substrate information and installation requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Can demolition and installation be separated?
Yes. Identify the existing finish removal, substrate prep and new installation on separate lines so bids can be compared.
Can you distinguish net and order quantities?
Yes. Keep measured quantities and purchasing allowances on separate lines so the installer can adjust layout, package sizes and cuts.
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What the estimate can show
- Scope and quantity detail arranged by the trade, system, phase or bid item.
- Document references so scope questions can be traced to the applicable plans or specifications.
- Assumptions and exclusions kept visible, with separate pricing or allowances when requested.
Have a bid set ready?
Tell us what you need priced, which drawings govern the bid and when it is due.