Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) Flooring Installation in Portland, OR

Professional luxury vinyl plank and tile installation across the Portland metro — Tigard, Tualatin, Lake Oswego, Beaverton, Sherwood, and nearby. Waterproof, kid- and pet-friendly, and built to last, installed by one local crew with 15+ years of experience. Oregon CCB #223710.

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Luxury vinyl we install

Luxury vinyl has become the most-requested flooring in the Portland metro, and for good reason. We install:

• Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) — the wood-look planks that are our most popular whole-home floor.
• Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) — stone- and tile-look vinyl for kitchens and baths.
• Rigid core (SPC/WPC) — the most dent- and dimensionally-stable options for busy households.
• Waterproof vinyl for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and basements where real wood can’t go.

We handle both floating click-lock and glue-down installs, and we don’t skip the step that decides how a floor looks and lasts: getting the subfloor flat, clean, and sound before the first plank goes down.

Why homeowners choose LVP

• Waterproof: quality LVP handles spills, mopping, and humidity — ideal for Pacific Northwest kitchens, baths, and basements.
• Durable: scratch- and dent-resistant wear layers stand up to kids, pets, and daily traffic.
• Looks like wood or stone: realistic texture and finishes at a fraction of hardwood or tile cost.
• Comfortable and quiet: warmer and softer underfoot than tile, especially with the right underlayment.
• Low maintenance: no refinishing, no sealing — just sweep and damp-mop.

LVP vs. laminate, hardwood, and tile

• LVP vs. laminate: both are budget-friendly wood-looks, but LVP is fully waterproof while most laminate is not — the deciding factor in kitchens, baths, and basements. See our laminate flooring page to compare.
• LVP vs. hardwood: hardwood adds the most long-term home value and can be refinished, but costs more and isn’t suited to wet areas. LVP wins on water resistance and price.
• LVP vs. tile: tile is the most water- and heat-resistant and lasts decades, but is harder and colder underfoot and costs more to install. LVP is faster, warmer, and cheaper.

We’ll walk you through the trade-offs for each room so the floor fits how you actually live.

What LVP installation costs in the Portland metro

It depends on the space, so we give a firm number after a free walkthrough. The biggest factors:

• Product tier — thicker wear layers and rigid-core (SPC) planks cost more than entry-level LVP.
• Subfloor prep — leveling an uneven subfloor or removing old flooring adds time and cost.
• Install method — glue-down and stair/transition work take more labor than a straightforward floating floor.
• Square footage and layout — larger, open areas usually lower the per-foot rate; lots of small rooms and closets raise it.

We help you match the product and scope to your budget before anything is ordered.

Why homeowners choose DMC for LVP

• 15+ years of hands-on flooring across the Portland metro.
• Licensed, bonded, and insured — Oregon CCB #223710.
• One accountable crew from demo to the final transition strip.
• Clear scope and a firm estimate up front, with no surprises mid-project.

Frequently asked questions

How much does luxury vinyl plank installation cost? It depends on the product tier, the condition of the subfloor, the install method, and how much old flooring has to come out first. We give a free, firm estimate after seeing the space rather than a number that may be wrong for your home.

Is LVP really waterproof? Quality LVP and rigid-core vinyl are waterproof through the plank, which is why they work in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and basements. Proper installation and subfloor prep still matter for a lasting result.

LVP or laminate — which is better? Both are affordable wood-looks, but LVP is waterproof and laminate generally is not. If the room sees water — kitchen, bath, basement — LVP is the safer choice.

Do you remove the old flooring? Yes. Demo and haul-away of existing flooring, plus any subfloor leveling or prep, can be part of the scope and is spelled out in your estimate.

Can LVP go over my existing floor? Sometimes — it depends on the condition and type of the existing floor and whether it’s flat enough. We’ll tell you straight after a look rather than promise it sight unseen.

What areas do you serve? Tigard, Tualatin, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Beaverton, Sherwood, King City, Portland, and the surrounding communities. See all service areas.