Run your whole flooring business in one place.
Square-foot quotes with LVP, hardwood or tile as up to three options, signed on the customer's phone. Material ordered on a purchase order and scanned onto the truck, install crews booked by the day, and an invoice on the last plank.
Beta access · Pricing set with founding crews · White-glove setup
The flooring headaches this ends.
Three samples, three PDFs
The customer is deciding between LVP, engineered hardwood and tile. Rebuilding the square-foot math three times in a spreadsheet, then emailing three PDFs, is how a weekend disappears and the sale cools.
Material shows up for the wrong job
Boxes of plank sit in the warehouse with no job name on them. The install crew loads what looks right, and the customer's order is still on the rack when they get there.
Tear-out and haul-away get eaten
Pulling the old carpet, the tack strip and the dumpster run are real hours and real money, but they get folded into the square-foot price and the crew works them for free.
One system, the whole flooring business.
Quote by the square foot, three ways
Price the measured square footage as LVP, hardwood and tile Good/Better/Best options from your own product catalog, with tear-out, haul-away and transitions as their own lines. The customer opens the link, picks a floor and signs on their phone.
Material ordered and scanned onto the truck
Raise the purchase order for the customer's plank, receive it into the warehouse, and scan it onto the truck the morning of the install. Stock levels per truck and warehouse show what is on hand, and the open purchase orders show what is still coming.
Install crews booked by the day
Put the tear-out Monday and the install Tuesday and Wednesday on the drag-and-drop board, crew by crew. It syncs to every phone within seconds, so when the material is late you slide the job and the crew knows before they load up.
Invoice on the last plank
Close the install from the phone with the customer's signature and the invoice drafts itself. Once the shop turns on card payments, the customer pays from the link, and you see paid, owed and overdue at a glance. Deposits at signing are on the roadmap.
Questions, answered.
Can EMOR Blue quote flooring by the square foot with product options?
Yes. Build the quote from your own product catalog with the square footage as the quantity, and present LVP, hardwood, tile or carpet as up to three options on one quote. Tear-out, haul-away, underlayment and transitions go on as their own lines. The customer opens the link on their phone, picks the floor they want and signs.
How do I keep material matched to the right job?
Raise a purchase order for what the job needs, receive it into the warehouse, and scan it onto the truck the morning of the install. Stock levels live per truck and per warehouse, so you can see what is on hand before a crew rolls. Printable Code 128 labels let you barcode the boxes so the crew scans the right ones onto the truck.
Can I charge for tear-out and haul-away separately?
Yes. Tear-out, tack strip removal, haul-away and the dumpster fee are line items in your price book, so they show up on the quote as their own lines instead of hiding inside the square-foot price. The crew's hours on the tear-out day land on the job's timecard, so you can see what that day really cost.
Can I take a deposit when the customer signs?
Not yet; deposits at signing and progress billing are on the roadmap. Today the customer picks an option and signs from the link, the signed quote becomes the job you schedule, and the invoice drafts itself when the install closes. Once the shop turns on card payments, the customer pays from the invoice link and the office sees it right away.
Ready to run your flooring business from one screen?
White-glove onboarding. Pricing is not public yet. We are setting it with our founding crews, and you will know what your shop pays before any work starts.
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