Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) Sales & Installation
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is waterproof-rated, scratch-resistant, and built for real life — pets, kids, spills, and busy households. We source it direct and install it with our own NWFA-trained crew in Calgary, Airdrie, and Cochrane, at prices the big flooring stores can't match.
Tell us about the job — we'll follow up within one business day.
Why LVP
Waterproof-rated, scratch-resistant, and stable — LVP handles kitchens, bathrooms, and basements that solid hardwood can't, without sacrificing the look.
We source LVP the same way the big flooring stores do — without the retail overhead added to your price. NWFA-trained installation included.
Shawn is on every job himself, not just the estimate — so what you're quoted is what gets installed, done right the first time.
How it works
We measure the space, assess your subfloor, and help you pick the right LVP product and thickness for the room.
LVP needs a flat, stable, moisture-checked base to perform the way it's supposed to — we handle the prep, not just the install.
Click-lock or glue-down, depending on the product — installed by our own NWFA-trained crew, not handed off and forgotten.
Trim, transitions, and a full walkthrough with you before we call the job done.
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Common questions
The planks themselves are waterproof-rated, so spills and humidity don't damage them the way they can damage hardwood. That's why LVP is a popular choice for basements, kitchens, and bathrooms. What matters is the subfloor underneath: it needs to be flat, dry, and moisture-checked before install, and we assess that at your free estimate. Waterproof planks don't solve an ongoing moisture or water problem in a basement.
Sometimes. It depends on what's there and how flat and stable it is. LVP shows imperfections underneath, so floors that are uneven, damaged, or shifting usually need prep or removal first. We check this at your estimate and tell you straight.
Many LVP products are rated for use over radiant heat, but the limits vary by manufacturer, including the maximum floor temperature. If you have in-floor heating, tell us at the estimate and we'll choose a product rated for it and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
It depends on the size of the space, how much prep is needed, and whether old flooring has to come out. Smaller jobs are often finished in a day or two, while larger or whole-home jobs take longer. We give you a realistic timeline at the estimate, once we've seen the space.
It depends on the product's wear layer, how the floor is used, and how well it's installed. Thicker wear layers and proper installation last longer, and the manufacturer's warranty is the best guide. We'll show you what a product's warranty covers before you choose.
Click-lock planks connect to each other and float over the subfloor. Glue-down planks are bonded directly to it. Which is right depends on the product, the room, and the subfloor, and we'll recommend one at your estimate.
Sweep or vacuum regularly and damp-mop with a cleaner the manufacturer approves. Avoid harsh abrasives, and don't use a steam mop unless the manufacturer says it's okay. Felt pads under furniture help prevent scratches.
Yes. We offer installation-only service if you already have your flooring. We can also supply and install it for you, sourced direct.
Estimates are free and no-obligation. We measure, check the subfloor, and go over the product and what the job involves, so you know what you're paying for before you commit. Anything that could change the scope, like subfloor repair or removing old flooring, is explained up front.
Service area
Free, no-obligation estimates — Calgary, Airdrie, and the surrounding area.
Call (403) 831-2920