About
One material, done properly
Idaho LVP is a specialist flooring outfit. We install luxury vinyl plank and tile, we prepare the subfloors underneath, and we repair plank floors that were installed wrong. That is the whole list.
Why specialize
Resilient plank has become the default hard surface in Idaho homes, and the volume has outrun the craft. Most of the failures we are called out to look at — gaps opening across a hallway, seams peaking in August, hollow spots underfoot, glue-down curling in a basement — are not product defects. They are installation and substrate decisions made by crews who install six different materials and treat plank like the easy one.
Working in one category means the manufacturer's written instructions, expansion requirements, moisture test methods and acclimation rules are things we work with every week rather than look up occasionally.
How we work
We check before we quote
Flatness with a straightedge, moisture with a meter or in-situ probes. Prep goes in the estimate, not in a change order.
We follow the written spec
Every product ships with installation instructions that govern its warranty. We install to them, and we will decline work that would require violating them.
We tell you the uncomfortable part
If your crawlspace needs attention first, if the slab needs to dry longer, or if the product you picked is wrong for the room, you hear it before you spend money.
Where we work
The Treasure Valley is our home base and our weekly service area — Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Kuna, Garden City, Middleton and Mountain Home. We also schedule work in the Magic Valley, eastern Idaho and north Idaho as full-day blocks so travel does not inflate your cost. See all service areas.
Getting in touch
Call (208) 891-1890 or email hello@contractorinidaho.com. Business hours are Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Mountain Time. You can also send project details and we will respond during those hours.
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Get a written LVP estimate
We measure, check the subfloor, and put the scope in writing — including the prep work most quotes leave out.