Free Flooring Estimate Template

Create accurate flooring estimates with material calculations and waste factors. Templates for hardwood, tile, luxury vinyl, carpet, and refinishing.

Typical range: $2,000 - $20,000+

What's Included in Your Estimate

Square footage with waste factor

Material specifications and pricing

Underlayment requirements

Transition strips and quarter-round

Removal of existing flooring

Subfloor prep if needed

Installation labor

Flooring estimates require precise measurements and accurate material calculations including waste factors. Our flooring estimate template helps you create professional proposals that detail square footage, material costs, transition strips, and installation labor. Never underbid a flooring job again.

Why Use a Flooring Estimate Template?

Flooring installation has tight margins, and underestimating materials or labor can wipe out your profit. Our template calculates proper waste factors (10-20% depending on pattern) and ensures you include all associated costs like transitions and trim.

How It Works

Enter room dimensions or total square footage

Select flooring type (hardwood, tile, LVP, carpet)

Add waste factor based on layout complexity

Generate estimate with material list and labor

Common Project Price Ranges

Hardwood Installation

$6 - $15 per sq ft installed

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

$4 - $10 per sq ft installed

Tile Flooring

$8 - $20 per sq ft installed

Carpet Installation

$3 - $8 per sq ft installed

* Prices are national averages and may vary by region, materials selected, and project complexity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What waste factor should I use for flooring?▼

Use 10% for standard rectangular rooms with straight layouts. Increase to 15% for diagonal patterns and 20% for complex rooms with many angles or herringbone patterns. Always round up material orders.

Should I include furniture moving in flooring estimates?▼

Specify whether furniture moving is included. Many contractors charge extra for furniture moving or require rooms to be empty. Being clear prevents disputes and ensures you're compensated for the work.

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