Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring installation in Snohomish County and the Eastside—waterproof, wood-look floors professionally installed by a trusted father-and-son team.
Luxury vinyl plank—better known as LVP—has become one of the most requested flooring products in the Pacific Northwest, and for good reason. It delivers a convincing wood look, stands up to water, and handles the daily wear of kids, pets, and busy households. A Team Hardwoods Construction installs LVP flooring throughout Sultan, Monroe, Snohomish, Lake Stevens, Everett, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah, Bothell, and the surrounding communities. While hardwood is in our name, we bring the same owner-operated craftsmanship from Tim and Hunter Jones to every LVP floor we install.
LVP shines in the places where solid hardwood can struggle—kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, basements, entryways, and rental properties. Quality luxury vinyl plank is fully waterproof, highly scratch-resistant, and comfortable underfoot, with realistic wood visuals and textures that have improved dramatically in recent years. We help you sort through wear layer ratings, core types like SPC and WPC, and locking systems so you end up with a product that actually performs, not just one with a nice photo on the box.
A great LVP floor still depends on the installer. Flat, properly prepped subfloors, accurate cuts, clean transitions, and correct expansion gaps are what separate a floor that looks and feels solid from one that clicks, shifts, or shows every hump in the subfloor. As experienced flooring craftsmen, we treat subfloor preparation as a non-negotiable step—and because Tim and Hunter do the work personally, the same care that goes into our hardwood installations goes into every vinyl plank we lay.
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