Trade scope
Flooring in Upstate SC
For builders: this scope, priced and leveled inside your Build Pack. For flooring contractors: real plan sets to quote, $150 only when you win.
How do I get flooring quotes in Upstate SC?
Your Build Pack prices flooring by room and material from your plans: LVP, site-finished or prefinished hardwood, and carpet, with subfloor prep and transitions stated. Flooring bids diverge on prep and material grade more than on labor, so the scope sheet names both.
What the flooring scope sheet covers
- Material by room: LVP, hardwood, carpet, from the finish schedule
- Product grade or line named, or builder-supplied stated
- Subfloor prep, leveling, and moisture testing included
- Transitions, reducers, and stair nosings counted
- Baseboard sequencing coordinated with trim scope
- Carpet pad weight and grade stated
Why do flooring bids come back so different?
One bid includes floor prep and a named LVP line; another assumes a perfect slab and whatever product is cheapest that month. Leveling states product, prep, and transitions, so the comparison is between floors you could actually walk on, not just totals.
That is what bid leveling fixes, and every flooring bid in a pack arrives already leveled.
For contractors
Flooring work without buying leads
Flooring installers price from room schedules with materials stated or builder-supplied — your choice is respected either way. No cost to join the roster, and the flat $150 per-scope fee is owed only when the builder signs you.
Related scopes
Every neighboring trade, priced in the same pack
Answers
Flooring questions
LVP dominates Upstate main levels for waterproof durability at a friendly price; site-finished hardwood remains the custom benchmark and refinishes for decades. Many builds mix both by room. Your pack prices the schedule your plans show, line by line.
It should, and often quietly does not. Leveling compound, moisture testing, and squeak screwing are real costs on every new build. The pack's flooring scope states prep explicitly, so the smooth floor you compared is the smooth floor you get.
Hard surfaces typically follow cabinets and most trim; carpet goes last, after paint. The sequence protects the finish work, and the scope sheet's start window keeps the flooring crew aligned with the trades on either side of them.
Get flooring priced with every other trade.
Send your plans: scope count, exact flat fee, and delivery date confirmed the same day.