LVP Flooring Cost in Vancouver & Camas, WA (2026)
Real installed price ranges for luxury vinyl plank in the Portland-Vancouver area, what changes the total, and how to get an exact written quote.
What LVP costs per square foot (materials + installation)
Typical installed LVP in the Portland-Vancouver area runs about $4 to $10+ per sq ft for material and labor. The price tier depends on plank thickness, wear layer (mil), core type, and how realistic the wood visual is.
Budget rigid-core
$4 – $5 / sq ftThinner plank, basic wear layer (12 mil). Good for low-traffic rooms and rentals.
Mid-tier rigid-core
$6 – $7 / sq ftThicker plank, 20 mil+ wear layer, realistic visuals. Best balance for busy homes.
Premium thick-core
$8 – $10+ / sq ftThickest core, top wear layer, attached underlayment. High-end look and feel.
Example: cost to install 2,000 sq ft of vinyl plank
Typical installed prices for 2,000 sq ft of vinyl plank in the Portland-Vancouver area often run roughly $8,000 to $20,000+, about $4 to $10+ per sq ft for material and labor. Subfloor prep, old floor removal, stairs and trim change the total. For an exact number, call for a written quote.
These are general market ranges, not TPR pricing. We measure in your home before quoting.
LVP vs engineered wood: which is cheaper?
Usually, yes — installed LVP generally costs less per square foot than engineered hardwood, though premium LVP and budget engineered wood can overlap. Labor for LVP is often lower too because floating click systems install faster. Total cost also depends on subfloor prep and removal of existing floors.
What changes the price
Subfloor prep
Leveling, patching, or moisture barriers add labor and material cost.
Old floor removal
Tearing out carpet, tile, or old vinyl adds time and disposal fees.
Stairs
Stairs cost more per step than flat floor area — each step is custom work.
Trim and transitions
New baseboards, shoe mold, and transition strips between rooms add to the total.
Get a written quote
We measure in your home and give you an exact price before we leave — no showroom visit required.
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