Utah Remodeling
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Installed Level, Tight,
and Built to Last.
LVP flooring installed as part of a remodel, basement finish, or standalone flooring project.
What you get
The Outcome You Actually Wanted.
- Flooring that lays flat, tight, and quiet underfoot
- A subfloor properly prepped so the finished floor doesn't shift or gap
- Durable flooring suited to bathrooms, basements, and high-traffic rooms
- Clean transitions at doorways and trim
What's included
Full Scope, No Surprises.
- Subfloor prep and leveling
- LVP flooring installation throughout a room, basement, or home
- Trim and transition strip installation
- Coordination with bathroom and basement finishing projects
How it works
A Simple, Honest Process.
Subfloor prep
The existing subfloor is checked and leveled so the finished floor sits flat.
Layout planning
Plank direction and layout are planned before installation starts.
Installation
Planks are installed tight and level, room by room.
Trim and transitions
Baseboards and transition strips finish the job at doorways and room edges.
Why LVP Works Well for Remodels
Luxury vinyl plank holds up well in bathrooms and basements where moisture is a factor, and it wears well in high-traffic living spaces. It's a common choice at the end of a remodel because it works across most of the rooms in a home without needing a different material in each one.
Getting the Installation Right
A floor that ends up uneven or noisy underfoot is usually a subfloor problem, not a flooring problem. Leveling and prepping the subfloor before any planks go down is what keeps the finished floor flat and quiet. Flooring is typically one of the last stages of a project, going in after painting is complete so it isn't damaged during the rest of the work.
Common Questions.
Is LVP a good choice for a basement?
Yes, LVP holds up well over concrete subfloors and in basements where moisture can be a factor.
Can you install LVP in a bathroom?
Yes, LVP is a common flooring choice for bathrooms because of how it handles moisture.
Do you level the subfloor before installing?
Yes, subfloor prep and leveling happens before flooring goes down, since an uneven subfloor causes problems in the finished floor.
Can flooring be part of a larger remodel project?
Yes, LVP installation is commonly one of the final stages of a bathroom remodel, basement finish, or whole home remodel.
How long does LVP installation take?
It depends on the square footage and condition of the subfloor. Alex will give you a realistic timeframe during the consultation.
Are you insured for flooring work?
Yes, A&Y Full Remodels LLC is a licensed general contractor and insured.
Ready to Get It Fixed Right the First Time?
Call or text us directly. Free estimates, clear scope, and no surprises on pricing.