In a significant consolidation of flooring industry technology providers, Toronto, Canada-based visualization software provider Roomvo announced its acquisition of QFloors, a leading enterprise resource planning based in South Jordan, Utah, during a press conference at The International Surface Event (TISE) in Las Vegas. The deal marks Roomvo's biggest investment to date and combines two complementary technology platforms serving the flooring industry.

Roomvo CEO Paul Rajszel emphasized the company's commitment to dealer empowerment, sharing that he symbolically used a pen engraved with "dealer power" to sign the acquisition agreement, which closed on January 24, 2025. "Five years ago, Roomvo had zero flooring dealers working with us," Rajszel said. "Today, we have over 7,000 flooring dealers on a daily basis."

QFloors founder Chad Ogden will remain with the company to complete the development of QPro, the next-generation ERP platform currently in development. "Over the years, we've had many business entities express interest in acquiring QFloors," Ogden said. "We've always said the same thing – that it would have to be good for our customers, our employees, and the industry. Until recently, no one came close to meeting those requirements."

The companies emphasized that existing customers will see no immediate changes to pricing or service levels. Both brands will be maintained, and the companies have already begun work on a 12-24 month product roadmap. Rajszel stressed that their technologies will work "more seamlessly together," while maintaining integrations with other industry partners like Measure Square.

Ogden expressed confidence in the cultural alignment between the companies. "The cultures and value systems of QFloors and Leap Tools/Roomvo are aligned to a remarkable degree. It's almost a perfect match, and I consider that somewhat of a miracle," he said. "You just don't find this degree of compatibility when companies are coming together."

The merger brings together two privately held companies with strong technical foundations and industry relationships. Both companies have maintained high customer satisfaction ratings and developed complementary rather than competing technologies. "What we're doing today should give my customers, my employees, and the industry assurances and confidence that this is a long-term solution for the industry. I deeply believe that," Ogden emphasized.

The combined company plans to continue its innovation trajectory, building on recent developments, including custom websites, digital advertising, AI chatbots, and electronic showroom tags.

Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. 

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