Luxury vinyl plank · Boise · Star · Meridian · Eagle
LVP flooring installation, done to the spec under the floor.
Luxury vinyl plank is what we install most, supported by laminate, engineered wood, hardwood, subfloor prep, stairs and transitions. Either way the subfloor gets measured against the manufacturer’s flatness tolerance, slabs get moisture tested, and layout gets planned before anything is cut.
- LVP-first: installation, replacement, prep, stairs, trim
- Subfloor flatness survey with every estimate
- Slab moisture testing before slab-level installs
- Written scope with prep quoted as its own line
- Idaho registration RCE-57919Registered contractor, certificates on request
- Bonded and insuredCurrent coverage before work begins
- 1-year craftsmanship warrantyOn our installation work, in writing
What we do
LVP first, with the trades around it that make it last.
A flooring generalist quotes an LVP job on square footage. We quote it on what is under the existing floor, because that is the variable that decides both the price and whether the floor is still flat in five years.
LVP Flooring Installation
Full-room and whole-home luxury vinyl plank installation — layout planning, underlayment, click-lock or glue-down, and finished perimeter details.
Read moreLVP Replacement & Old Floor Removal
Tear out carpet, tile, laminate, or failing vinyl and replace it with luxury vinyl plank — including the demo, disposal, and substrate repair underneath.
Read moreSubfloor Preparation for LVP
Flatness correction, moisture testing, patching, grinding, and self-leveling — the work under the floor that decides whether the floor lasts.
Read moreLVP Stair Installation
Stair treads, risers, nosing, and landings in matching luxury vinyl plank — the detail work that separates a finished floor from an unfinished one.
Read moreTrim & Transition Work
Baseboard, shoe molding, thresholds, T-molds, reducers, and door undercuts — the perimeter details that make an LVP floor read as finished.
Read moreLaminate, Engineered Wood & Hardwood Installation
The hard-surface alternatives we install when LVP is not the right answer for a room — laminate, engineered wood, and solid hardwood, prepped and finished to the same standard.
Read more- Compare all services
Not sure which you need?
Most projects combine two or three of these. Describe what you have now and we will tell you what the scope actually looks like.
Why the specialisation matters
LVP fails in predictable ways. All of them start below the plank.
Hollow spots, clicking seams, peaked joints, cupped glue-down, trapped odour over a slab — every one of these traces back to a substrate condition that was measurable before installation and was not measured.
See how a project runs- We measure flatness, not vibes
- A 10-foot straightedge across a grid, with the readings written down and handed to you with the estimate.
- We test slabs before we trust them
- Relative humidity testing per the product's requirement, because concrete keeps releasing moisture long after it feels dry.
- Prep is a separate line
- A flat new Meridian slab and a settled Boise bungalow are not the same job, and they should not carry the same rate.
- Layout planned before cutting
- Plank direction, stagger, and where a floating run has to break — decided at the start, not improvised at the doorway.
Where we work
Ten Treasure Valley cities, each with its own subfloor problem.
A North End bungalow, a Meridian production build, and a Garden City townhome need three different approaches. Each city page covers the housing stock and what we actually find underneath it.
Boise
Ada CountyIdaho's largest city, with housing stock spanning 1900s bungalows to new foothill builds.
Meridian
Ada CountyFast-growing Ada County city dominated by post-2000 subdivision construction.
Nampa
Canyon CountyCanyon County's largest city, mixing a historic core with extensive new growth.
Caldwell
Canyon CountyHistoric Canyon County seat with strong remodel activity in its older neighborhoods.
Eagle
Ada CountyUpscale Boise River community with a large share of custom and semi-custom homes.
Star
Ada CountyRapidly growing small city on the western edge of Ada County.
Kuna
Ada CountyGrowing community south of Meridian with a mix of new subdivisions and rural acreage.
Garden City
Ada CountyRiverfront city along the Boise greenbelt with eclectic housing and dense infill.
Middleton
Canyon CountySmall Canyon County city between Caldwell and Star with rapid subdivision growth.
Emmett
Gem CountyGem County valley town north of the Treasure Valley with predominantly older housing.
Before you buy
The specs that actually decide how your floor ages.
6 min read
LVP Wear Layers Explained: The Only Spec That Predicts How Long Your Floor Lasts
Why the wear layer — not overall plank thickness — determines durability, and how to read the mil rating on a spec sheet.
7 min read
SPC vs WPC Core: Choosing the Right Rigid-Core LVP
Stone-plastic composite and wood-plastic composite behave differently underfoot, over imperfect subfloors, and in temperature swings.
7 min read
Installing LVP Over a Concrete Slab: Moisture, Testing, and Prep
What a slab has to pass before luxury vinyl plank goes over it, which tests apply, and what to do when the readings are too high.
Common questions
What homeowners ask us first.
- What areas does Treasure Valley LVP serve?
- We are based in Star, Idaho, and our primary markets are Boise, Star, Meridian, and Eagle. We also work in Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna, Garden City, Middleton, and Emmett. If you are just outside that list, call and ask; we will tell you honestly whether we can schedule it.
- Is Treasure Valley LVP licensed, bonded, and insured?
- Yes. We hold Idaho contractor registration RCE-57919 and carry bonding and insurance. Idaho registers rather than licenses most residential contractors, and we are happy to provide current certificates before work begins.
- Is the estimate or consultation free, and what happens at it?
- The on-site measure and estimate carry no charge and no obligation. We walk the rooms, lay a straightedge across the subfloor to record flatness, moisture test any slab, check door clearances and transitions, and talk through product options. You get a written scope afterward.
- What does your warranty cover?
- We carry a 1-year craftsmanship warranty on our installation work. That covers our workmanship — seams, layout, fastening, and finish detailing. The plank itself is covered by the manufacturer's own warranty, and we give you the product documentation so you can register it.
More on wear layers, subfloors, warranty, estimates and change orders on the LVP questions page.
Talk through your LVP project
Tell us the rooms, the square footage, and what is on the floor now. We will come measure, check the subfloor, and put a written scope in front of you.