Flooring quote templates for uplift, subfloor prep, installation and trims
Use reusable flooring wording and quantity-based items for the steps around the finished floor, not just the product being laid.
Template library
Flooring
Uplift and dispose of existing flooring
Remove existing floor coverings and dispose of them off site.
Level and prepare the subfloor
Check levels, fill minor hollows, and prepare the subfloor for new flooring.
Lay underlay and flooring
Install underlay where required and lay flooring throughout the agreed areas.
Fit scotia and finishing trims
Install scotia, thresholds and finishing trims for a clean edge.
Flooring margins often disappear in the work around installation, so uplift, prep, underlay, trims and disposal deserve visible scope.
These examples are marketing-safe starting points, not a promise of market rates or a substitute for checking the actual job. Inside Tradient, wording, quantities and prices remain editable for the business and property in front of you.
Reusable flooring scope wording
Choose only the work that applies, then rewrite the job-specific details before the quote goes to the customer.
Uplift and dispose of existing flooring
Remove existing floor coverings and dispose of them off site.
Level and prepare the subfloor
Check levels, fill minor hollows, and prepare the subfloor for new flooring.
Lay underlay and flooring
Install underlay where required and lay flooring throughout the agreed areas.
Fit scotia and finishing trims
Install scotia, thresholds and finishing trims for a clean edge.
Pricing lines that match the way the work is measured
Example prices shown in the marketing library are illustrative only. Your business controls its own rates and pricing.
| Description | Unit | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Flooring labour | m² | Illustrative example only |
| Flooring supply | m² | Set by your business |
| Underlay | m² | Set by your business |
| Scotia and trims | linear metre | Illustrative example only |
See a full flooring job structured from scope to pricing
These deeper examples show how reusable wording becomes a job-specific quote with assumptions, exclusions and customer questions made visible.
Templates are the starting point, not the finished quote
Pull relevant lines into a quote, edit them around the customer and property, add pricing and photos, then preview the customer-facing result before sending.
Use flooring templates inside the quote, not in another document
Start from reusable wording, keep only what applies, add the job-specific detail and send the final quote through one customer approval flow.