Sample dashboard
Job costing for Tampa Bay flooring contractors
Demo Flooring Company. Real dashboard, invented business.
This is a working dashboard built on made-up data for a flooring company that does not exist. It installs LVP, laminate, engineered hardwood and tile for homeowners and builders, and takes install work from a big box store program on the side. Click into it, filter it, and see what your own numbers could look like.
Every number, customer name, installer, and job on this page is fabricated. No client data is ever published publicly. Your dashboard would sit behind a private login that only you and I can reach.
Set the year to 2025
Top right of each page, with a month filter beside it. Every visual updates at once, including the full P&L on the first page.
Find the work nobody billed
Second page. In 2025, nine change orders for floor leveling, subfloor repair and other prep work were done on site and never invoiced, worth $4,843. The labor and materials were paid for either way.
Check waste by product
In 2025 the company ordered 16% more tile than it installed, against a 10% target. On a real business, that is the number that changes how you order and who you send.
Built for flooring contractors across Tampa Bay
Whether you install out of Brandon, Riverview and Valrico or take work right across Hillsborough and Pinellas County, the build is the same. Your dashboard would sit on your own jobs, your own installers and your own supplier costs, refreshed every month as your books close. Flooring margin lives in the square foot: what you sold it for, what you ordered, and whether the prep work you did ever made it onto the invoice.
This is the kind of reporting a corporate finance team runs on. There is nothing harder about the math at your scale. Nobody has bothered to build it for a business your size, which is the whole reason I do this.