
Luxury Vinyl Plank
Rigid-core LVP, glued down or floating. Waterproof, kid-proof, dog-proof, and the only thing we'd put in a rental property in this market.
Vinyl plank, hardwood and tile. We level and moisture-test the subfloor first, because that's the part that fails — the flooring almost never does.

Lonnie Whitfield laid his first floor in 2012, in his mother-in-law's kitchen in Moore, largely to stop hearing about it. It came out straight. Word travelled the way it does in a neighbourhood, and one weekend favour turned into a two-truck crew inside three years.
We still work the way he did that first weekend. Pull the old floor. Check the subfloor with a meter and a six-foot straightedge. Fix what's wrong before anything goes down. Nearly every failed floor we get called out to repair on somebody else's work skipped that middle step.

No subcontractors and no rotating installers. Whoever measures your house is whoever lays it.

Rigid-core LVP, glued down or floating. Waterproof, kid-proof, dog-proof, and the only thing we'd put in a rental property in this market.

Solid and engineered, nailed or glued. It sits in your house acclimating for a week before we open a single box — Oklahoma humidity swings too hard to skip that.

Dust-contained sanding down to raw wood, then stain and three coats. Far cheaper than replacing a floor that's still perfectly good under a tired finish.

Uncoupling membrane, back-buttered, lippage controlled with clips. Big tile is unforgiving, which is exactly why it's worth paying somebody to do it.

Self-leveler, moisture testing and squeak repair. A flat, dry subfloor is the whole job. Everything laid on top of it is decoration.

Stair treads, risers, custom nosings and clean transitions at every doorway. These are the details people actually stand and look at.
The plank or tile we're laying the most right now, photographed straight down in daylight so the colour is honest. New pick most weeks — ask for a piece to take home.

Photographed from overhead so you can see the layout and the joints — not the furniture we borrowed to stage it.







Nobody ever sells you on prep. It's the only thing that decides whether the floor is still tight five years from now.
Straightedge and a moisture meter on every job. Anything out of tolerance gets fixed, not covered up.
Material sits in your house before we open a box. This climate moves wood more than most people expect.
Sealed doorways and vacuum-shrouded sanders. You'll still find a little. You won't find it in your bedroom.
Half our repair calls are failed installs. We've seen every way it goes wrong, so we don't go that way.
Send the rooms and rough sizes, or just book the measure. You get a written price per room with the prep listed separately, so nothing shows up later as an extra.
Text a photo of the space and we'll tell you what will work in it and what it costs. Evenings and Saturdays are fine.
(405) 555-0156 hello@plankhouseflooring.com