Our Services

Design that respects your space. We measure for real-world conditions in Kennewick-area homes—ceiling height, window placement, and traffic paths—so upper cabinets, islands, and pantries feel balanced instead of cramped. If you are remodeling a kitchen or bath with us, cabinetry selections are woven into the same schedule as tile and countertops so you are not guessing clearances at the last minute.

Closets that keep up with real life. Primary suites, kids’ rooms, and entry drop zones all benefit from storage that matches your cabinet aesthetic. We plan around vents, outlets, and door swings so towers and shelves do not fight your daily routine, and we can phase closet work alongside new LVP or carpet when you are refreshing multiple rooms.

Quality you can see and feel. Box construction, drawer glide rating, and finish durability all matter more than a pretty sample chip alone. We walk you through what each series offers for warranty, lead time, and touch-up, then we set expectations for install day: protection of adjacent floors, level installs, and clean handoffs to countertop and backsplash trades.

Not sure where to start? Bring inspiration photos or cabinet doors you like—we will translate that into a short list of options that fit your budget, then order and manage delivery so your job site is not buried in boxes weeks early.

Both LVP and LVT are built as layered products: a protective wear layer on top, a decorative film for color and pattern, a stable core (often rigid WPC or SPC), and usually an attached pad for comfort and sound. Thicker wear layers and rigid cores generally stand up better to dents, scratches, and minor subfloor irregularities—something we factor in when we help you shop from the showroom.

LVP is usually the first choice when you want continuous “wood” runs through multiple rooms, including areas that see occasional spills. LVT shines when you prefer a stone or tile visual without the cold hardness of porcelain, or when you want faster installation in smaller wet zones. Laminate can still deliver a crisp wood look at a lower price point; we will steer you toward appropriate rooms and pad systems so performance matches how you live.

Proper installation matters for any floating or locking system: flat subfloors, correct expansion gaps, waterproofing details at tubs and exterior doors, and clean transitions to carpet, tile, or stairs. We handle layout, acclimation when required, and finishing details so your LVP or LVT looks intentional—not like a weekend patch job.

Cores and wear layers in plain terms. Rigid cores such as SPC (stone-polymer composite) tend to be extra stable on concrete and in rooms with strong sun or temperature swings. WPC-style (wood-polymer) cores can feel slightly softer underfoot. Wear-layer thickness is what you are really buying for scratch resistance—heavier chairs, dog nails, and grit tracked in from Eastern Washington outdoors all matter when we narrow products together.

Care that keeps warranties intact. Routine sweeping or vacuuming (without a beater bar on plush adjacent carpet), prompt wipe-up of spills, and pH-neutral cleaners recommended by the manufacturer are the baseline. Felt pads under chairs and tables, walk-off mats at garage entries, and avoiding harsh scrub pads or unauthorized steam devices go a long way toward keeping finishes looking new.

Remodels, height changes, and the showroom. If you are pairing new LVP or LVT with a kitchen or bath remodel, cabinet toe-kicks, dishwasher clearance, and transitions into tile showers all depend on finished floor height—we plan that before materials arrive. Bring cabinet or paint samples to our Kennewick showroom and we will help you compare grain direction, bevel styles, and grout colors so the installed result matches what you approved on the sample rack.