A Custom CRM for Flooring Installers and Stores
Flooring lives or dies on the measure. Get the square footage or a transition wrong and install day falls apart. Your desk would keep the measure, the product and the order on one job, and put the installer in the right house with the right boxes.


Shown: Summit Crest Air and Electric, a demo desk with invented customers. Yours wears your name and your words.
From the First Call to Paid, in Flooring Words
Every flooring job moves down the same line. We name each stop the way your crew already does.
- 01Call
- 02In Home Measure
- 03Quote
- 04Product Order
- 05Delivery
- 06Install
- 07Paid
A flooring job on your desk hangs off the home and its rooms.
So the card asks for what you actually need, and nothing a flooring business would never fill in.
- Room measurements
- Product, color and lot
- Square footage plus waste
- Subfloor condition
- Transitions and trim
- Furniture moving
Where Flooring Businesses Lose Work
Measures That Miss a Closet
A missed closet or stair nose means a short order and a crew waiting on product. The customer sees you as the company that got it wrong.
Dye Lots That Do Not Match
A second order from a different lot shows up a shade off. Without the lot number on the job, you cannot fix it fast.
Showroom Leads Nobody Calls
Someone walks out with samples and leaves a phone number on a pad. If nobody follows up in a few days, they buy online.
Fitted to How You Already Work
Measure Cards With Room Sketches
Your measure tech enters each room with photos and notes about subfloor and transitions. The quote builds from those numbers and your prices.
Orders Tracked to the Install Date
Each job shows what was ordered, the lot and when it lands. The install date does not get set until the boxes are in.
Sample Chase for Showroom Leads
Leads who take samples home get a friendly check in on your schedule. They book the measure from a link.
Installer Job Cards
Installers see the rooms, product, transitions and any subfloor prep on their phone. They add finish photos before they pack up.
What Flooring Owners Ask
Can it handle both retail sales and install crews?
Can I use subcontract installers?
Can it track stairs and extra charges?
How long does a custom desk take?
Do we own it?
Tell Us How Your Flooring Business Runs
We will tell you honestly what a desk fitted to it would take.