Free Flooring Estimate Template (2026)

A ready-to-use flooring estimate template for LVP, hardwood, tile, and carpet installs. Break out demolition, prep, materials, and trim so the customer sees exactly where the money goes — and get it signed before the old floor comes up.

Sample flooring estimate

Line itemQtyUnitUnit priceAmount
Remove & dispose existing carpet and pad900sq ft$0.75$675.00
Install LVP flooring, 20 mil wear layer (materials + labor)900sq ft$5.50$4,950.00
Floor leveling, skim coat low spots1job$350.00$350.00
Baseboard & quarter-round installation120linear ft$4.00$480.00
Furniture moving & appliance disconnect/reconnect1job$250.00$250.00
Total$6,705.00

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Rates shown are sample US market figures for illustration — always price to your own market, license level, and warranty policy.

How to use this template

  1. Download the CSV and replace the sample lines with your own scope of work.
  2. Fill in your business details, license number, and payment terms.
  3. Add an expiration date — prices for materials move, and 30 days is standard.
  4. Walk the customer through every line on site, then get a signature before you leave.

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Flooring estimate FAQ

What should a flooring estimate include?

Measured square footage, who supplies the material and the exact product name, subfloor prep and leveling terms, demolition and disposal, transitions and trim, furniture moving, and a signature line. Prep is the number one flooring dispute — write down what is included and what costs extra if the subfloor surprises you.

Should flooring material be on my quote or the customer's?

Either way works, but never leave it ambiguous. If you supply, list the product, square footage with waste factor, and price. If the customer buys, note the required overage percentage and that install delays from short material are billable. Get it signed before ordering.

How do I get a flooring estimate approved faster?

Measure, photograph the existing floor and subfloor condition, and present the itemized quote while you are still in the house. A signed approval on the spot beats a follow-up email every time — with QuoteSeal the customer signs on your phone and the photos stay attached to the record.