Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring Installation Across MD, DC and Northern Virginia
Luxury vinyl plank is the floor we install most in basements, kitchens, rentals and commercial space, because it is waterproof, quiet and forgiving of real life. It is only as good as the subfloor under it, so the prep is where the job is won. One crew handles removal, prep, install and trim.
LVP Installation Services
Floating click-lock, glue-down and rigid-core plank, in homes, rental units and commercial interiors. We check the slab or subfloor first, then recommend the product and method that will hold up in that room.
- Floating click-lock LVP installation
- Glue-down LVP for commercial and high-traffic space
- Rigid core and WPC/SPC plank
- Old floor removal and disposal
- Subfloor levelling, moisture testing and prep
- Transitions, stair nosing and trim
Click-Lock Floating LVP
The standard for homes and rentals. Laid over a flat subfloor with the right underlayment and expansion gap, so it does not peak at the seams or gap at the walls a season later.
Glue-Down LVP
For commercial space, rolling loads and rooms where a plank may need to be replaced on its own. Each piece bonds to the floor, so one damaged plank is a one-plank repair.
Rigid Core Plank
SPC and WPC cores bridge small subfloor imperfections and resist dents from furniture and appliances. The right call over an older slab or an uneven plywood subfloor.
Removal and Disposal
Carpet, pad, tack strip, old vinyl and glue residue removed and hauled away. What is under the old floor decides what goes down next, so we look before we order.
Subfloor and Moisture Prep
Moisture readings on concrete slabs, levelling compound where the floor is out of tolerance, loose plywood re-secured. Skipping this is why new floors fail early.
Transitions, Stairs and Trim
Matched transitions at doorways and at height changes, stair nosing where plank meets a step, and baseboard or quarter-round reinstalled or replaced to a clean line.
Why LVP, and Why Have Us Install It
LVP forgives a lot of what happens in a house or a rental. It does not forgive a bad subfloor or a rushed layout, and that is the part we are careful about.
We Check the Floor Under the Floor
Moisture, flatness and soft spots get tested and fixed before plank is ordered. The written price covers that prep, so there is no surprise on install day.
One Crew, Start to Finish
Removal, prep, install, transitions and trim from the same people. The baseboard goes back on the same week the floor goes down.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Maryland Home Improvement Contractor License No. 420226000078. Bonded and insured in MD, DC and VA, with liability coverage on every job.
Written Flat Price
Material, removal, prep, install and trim on one written number before we start. Room sizes and the product you pick decide it, not the day of the week.
Why LVP Floors Fail, and How We Avoid It
The problems we get called to fix on floors somebody else installed.
Peaking and Gapping at the Seams
A floating floor laid tight to the walls or over a subfloor that was not flat has nowhere to move. It peaks in summer and gaps in winter. The fix is the right expansion gap and a flat subfloor, which is how we install it the first time.
Lifting on a Damp Slab
LVP is waterproof, but adhesive and underlayment are not immune to moisture coming up through concrete. We take readings before choosing the method and the vapor barrier, especially in basements.
Transitions That Catch Your Foot
A floor that looks right until it meets the hallway was not laid out. Height differences between rooms and materials are planned before the first plank goes down.
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- Bonded and insured
- Written price before work starts
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We take insurance jobs. Financing may also be available for qualifying projects. See financing options.
How the Project Runs
- 1Send room sizes and the plank you are considering, or ask us to recommend a product for the room.
- 2We check the subfloor or slab for moisture, flatness and soft spots, which decides the method.
- 3You get a written price covering removal, prep, material, install, transitions and trim.
- 4We remove the old floor, prep the subfloor and lay the plank with the right underlayment and expansion gap.
- 5Transitions, nosing and baseboard go in, the room is cleaned, and we walk the floor with you.
LVP Flooring Questions We Get Asked
How much does LVP flooring cost to install?
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Can LVP go in a basement?
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Floating or glue-down?
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Do you remove the old flooring?
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Completed Work
LVP Flooring Jobs We Have Finished
Real projects, photographed on site. No stock images and no invented numbers.
Case study · Bowie, MD
Water Damage Reconstruction in Bowie
A burst supply line flooded the main level of a Bowie home. We rebuilt every affected room to pre-loss condition and worked directly with the insurance scope.
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Office Renovation in Washington DC
A downtown DC firm reconfigured its floor for a hybrid workforce. We delivered new partitions, finishes, and MEP coordination on a tight, occupied timeline.
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