LVP and laminate
Floating plank installation with planned layout, properly staggered end joints, expansion space, and manufacturer-appropriate installation tools.
Flooring contractor · Salem, Oregon
Flooring installation with careful preparation and clean transitions.
PAS Construction installs LVP, laminate, hardwood, and related floor finishes for homes and light-commercial spaces in Salem and surrounding communities.
Start with the surface
A finished floor depends on what is underneath it.
Flooring performs and looks its best when the surface is properly evaluated and prepared. PAS Construction considers existing flooring removal, flatness, damaged subfloor areas, transitions, door clearances, baseboards, and the layout before installation begins.
That broader construction experience is especially useful when a flooring project reveals soft spots, water damage, or repairs that need to be completed before the finish floor goes down.
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Flooring services
Installation from preparation to finish details.
Hardwood flooring
Hardwood installation options are reviewed based on the product, subfloor, room conditions, and the finish you want.
Floor and subfloor preparation
Removal, surface preparation, localized subfloor repairs, and correction of conditions that would interfere with the new floor.
Transitions and trim
Transitions, stairs, baseboards, and related finish carpentry that give the flooring a complete, intentional appearance.
Plan the whole installation
Fewer surprises at the edges and transitions.
Before work begins, we review the flooring product, rooms included, existing surfaces, demolition, appliances or fixtures that affect access, transitions, baseboard expectations, and known repair areas. The scope is written so you know which preparation and finishing items are included.
- Residential and light-commercial work
- Floor preparation options
- Subfloor and dry-rot repair capability
- Oregon CCB #233590
Common questions
Flooring project questions.
Do you remove the existing flooring?
Yes, demolition can be included. The exact scope depends on the existing material, disposal needs, baseboards, appliances, and the condition of the surface underneath.
Can you repair the subfloor before installation?
Yes. Localized damaged or soft subfloor areas can be evaluated after they are exposed, then documented and repaired as part of the project.
Do you install baseboards and transitions?
Yes. Baseboard installation, transitions, stairs, and related finish details can be included so the completed floor ties into the surrounding rooms.