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Flooring

Lay floors on a slab that's dry and a room that's done.

Flooring is unforgiving of a rushed program — lay over a slab that's still holding moisture and it lifts, and any trade after you leaves marks. SiteLive books prep, moisture testing and laying as real stages per room, gates the lay on the moisture result, and schedules protection for the trades that follow.

What you get

  • Prep, moisture test and lay booked as stages per room
  • Clash alerts when the slab isn't dry or the room isn't finished
  • Moisture-test results captured against the area before lay
  • Material acclimatisation windows respected in the lookahead
  • Floor-protection stages scheduled after following trades
  • Invited subbie floor layers confirm their slots for free

How it works

  1. 1
    Stage the rooms

    Each room carries prep, test and lay stages, so a crew is sent only to rooms ready to floor.

  2. 2
    Gate on moisture

    Link the lay to the moisture-test sign-off, so nobody floors a slab that's still wet.

  3. 3
    Protect the finish

    Book protection after the following trades so the new floor survives to handover.

FAQ

How do we stop laying on a wet slab?

The lay is linked to the moisture-test sign-off; if the slab hasn't passed, the clash is flagged before the crew starts.

Can we respect acclimatisation time?

Yes. Acclimatisation is a booked window in the lookahead, so material sits the time it needs before laying.

Can we schedule floor protection?

Protection is a booked stage tied to the trades that follow, so the finish is looked after, not left exposed.

Do subbie floor layers pay?

No. Invited subbies confirm free; one flat price per site.