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We started with a full demo - pulling up tile in the kitchen, hallways, and bathrooms, plus carpet from the main living areas. Demo is the part most people don't think about, but it sets the foundation for everything. If it's done right, the install goes smoother and the finished floor sits flat and clean.
Once the subfloor was prepped, we laid luxury vinyl plank throughout the entire home. The plank we used has a deep wood grain texture with rich, warm tones - the kind of look that photographs well but also just feels right when you're standing in it. We ran it consistently from room to room, so the home now flows instead of feeling chopped up by different flooring materials.
New baseboards went in throughout the whole house as well. That detail matters more than people expect. Fresh baseboards give every room a finished, intentional look - it's what separates a floor replacement from an actual upgrade. The before-and-after difference in a space like the main hallway or the kitchen is hard to miss.
LVP is one of the best options available for active households. It holds up to moisture, scratches, and heavy foot traffic - all without sacrificing the look of real hardwood. Jobs like this one are exactly what we do, and we take the same care whether it's one room or the whole house.