Flooring lands late and spans rooms, and it lives or dies on conditions it doesn't control: an install scheduled before the subfloor is dry or flat becomes a callback for cupping and squeaks.
Scaftra scopes flooring per room and sequences it against the rest of finish, with proof of subfloor readiness, so the crew isn't installing over a substrate that wasn't ready.
Start free→Flooring runs across rooms and slots near the end of finish, after paint, often before base shoe. Its real gate is a physical condition: subfloor flatness and moisture. When the install gets scheduled off the calendar instead of the readiness of the substrate, the failure shows up as cupping, gaps, or squeaks after the homeowner moves in.
Flooring failures are walked on every day and they're rarely the flooring itself, they're the substrate. Proof that the subfloor was ready, and sequencing that holds the install until it is, is what keeps a callback from becoming a tear-out.
Scaftra runs flooring as a room-scoped trade on the same execution spine as every finish trade. Only the rooms that get flooring carry it; scheduling a crew onto the job is what puts them on the project; install progress is captured as photo proof and daily logs room by room; homeowner choices ride Selections that gate the room until approved; and completed work advances the room's install phase, which drives earned value and billing. Because flooring spans rooms and gates on subfloor readiness, room scheduling sequences it against finish and per-room proof captures substrate condition.
Bring one project onto Scaftra. We'll set up your trades, your rooms, your proof chain, and your vendor portal, and connect it to the financial system you already run.