LVP flooring installation

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is the floor we install most on the coast. It stands up to water, sand, pets and kids, and it looks like wood without the upkeep. That makes it a strong fit for kitchens, bathrooms, beach houses and rentals.

What's included

Each item is listed in your written proposal.

• Removal and disposal of your old flooring
• Subfloor prep
• Moisture barrier or underlayment where needed
• LVP installation
• Shoe molding or quarter round, and transitions between rooms
• Final cleanup

Slab or crawlspace, we check first

Most homes here sit on a concrete slab or over a crawlspace, and both can push moisture into a floor. We check the subfloor at the site visit and recommend a moisture barrier where the product and conditions call for it.

Waterproof planks still need a dry floor underneath

LVP resists spills on top, but a leak or a damp slab under the floor can still cause problems. Fix leaks first, and match the underlayment to your subfloor.

Your material or ours

We can supply your LVP or install planks you've bought. When we supply it, your proposal includes extra material for cuts, and you pay cost only for the extra boxes we use.

Add-ons

• Furniture moving
• Toilet removal and reset
• Trim caulk and paint
• LVP stair treads

Common questions

Can LVP go over my existing floor?

Sometimes, over a flat hard floor that's firmly attached. Carpet always comes out first. We'll tell you at the site visit.

How long does it take?

Many single-level LVP jobs take one to three days, depending on size, removal and prep. Your proposal lists the estimated time.