Bids broken out by room and material. Change orders for what the carpet is hiding. Paid online when the install is done.
You are pulling carpet in one house, laying LVP in another, and trying to get a bid out for the remodel starting next week. Every room has a different square footage, a different material, and a different subfloor condition you will not know until the carpet is up.
Jobkore runs from the phone. Bids from the measure, invoices when the install is done, online payments before you load the trailer.
A 1,200 square-foot job is not one line. It is the living room in LVP, the bedrooms in carpet, the kitchen in tile, transitions between them, baseboard on the way out, and the subfloor prep none of it works without. Build the estimate in sections by room or material so the client sees the work.
Clients understand why the number is what it is. You have a document if the scope shifts.
Pull the carpet and the subfloor is rotted. The concrete slab needs leveling. There is old adhesive that has to come off before the LVP will lay flat. Write a change order against the original bid — prep scope, cost, signature — and invoice it separately when the extra work is done.
Most flooring jobs bill in two stages. Deposit to order the material, final after install and the client walks every room. Pull each invoice from the same estimate and the math stays clean.
You measured every room, photographed the existing flooring and the transitions, and jotted notes on your phone: material per room, any subfloor concerns, furniture the client said they would move. Hand those notes to Hank AI™ and in seconds the estimate is laid out by room. You put the rates on.
Hank never invents square footage, rates, or margins. It organizes what you measured.
Send the invoice with a payment link. Stripe processes at their standard rate. Jobkore adds nothing on top.
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