LVP & LVT Installation
LVP and LVT installation is the process of installing luxury vinyl plank or tile flooring, a durable, waterproof alternative to hardwood. For homeowners in Coeur d’Alene/Spokane with kitchens, bathrooms, basements, or busy households, it offers a high-end look that can handle water, pets, and daily traffic.
“Budget-Friendly” Doesn’t Have to Mean “Cheap-Looking”
A lot of homeowners assume choosing LVP means giving up on style. That's not true anymore, but it does mean the product selection and installation quality matter even more, since a poor installation is what actually makes LVP look cheap, not the material itself.
Who This Is For
Homeowners with kitchens, bathrooms, or basements needing waterproof flooring
Rental property owners needing durability with a polished look
Households with pets or kids needing a resilient, low-maintenance floor
Why Floors By Shawn
Waterproof Confidence
Built for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements without sacrificing style.
Proper prep work so seams stay tight and the floor doesn't look boxed.
Flat, Stable Subfloor
Built for Real Life
Durable enough for pets, kids, and daily traffic.
Installation Process
Product selection guidance (waterproof core, plank style, finish)
Subfloor prep for a flat, stable base
Professional click-lock or glue-down installation
Clean trim work and transitions between rooms
Your Questions, Answered
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It serves a different purpose. For wet areas, rentals, or high-traffic households, it's often the smarter choice. I'll help you decide honestly based on your space.
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Most modern LVP and LVT products are, though I'll confirm the specific product's rating during your quote.
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Yes, it's one of the most common reasons homeowners choose it over solid hardwood in high-traffic areas.
Let’s Build a Floor You Can Stand On
