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Flooring Installation in Hillsboro, OR

Durable, good-looking floors for Hillsboro's growing neighborhoods, installed on schedule by one licensed crew.

Licensed, bonded & insured — CCB #253290

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20+ years, 500+ Portland-area projects

20+ years, 500+ Portland-area projects

20+

Years in business

500+

Projects completed

100%

Licensed & insured

crews

1 day

Typical estimate

turnaround

FLOORING INSTALLATION

New floors for busy Hillsboro households.

Whether you are replacing builder-grade carpet or upgrading a tired kitchen, we focus on floors that match how your family uses the space. Many Hillsboro homeowners choose waterproof LVP for high-traffic rooms and engineered hardwood for living areas.

Every flooring project starts with an on-site walkthrough, a written scope, and a firm price — no surprise change orders once we start. We handle subfloor prep, moisture testing, and disposal of old materials as part of the job, not as an upsell.

Whether it's one room or a full-home replacement across multiple flooring types, the same crew sees it through from demo to final walkthrough.

What's included

Hardwood & engineered wood

Luxury vinyl plank

Tile & stone

Carpet removal & haul-away

Subfloor repair & leveling

Moisture & radiant-heat prep

Basedboard & transition trim

Stair & landing refinishing

What's included

Hardwood & engineered wood

Luxury vinyl plank

Tile & stone

Carpet removal & haul-away

Subfloor repair & leveling

Moisture & radiant-heat prep

Basedboard & transition trim

Stair & landing refinishing

Why choose I&X

We know newer-build subfloors

Slab and engineered sub floors need moisture testing and the right underlayment. We handle that prep as part of the job, with no up-sell.

01

One licensed crew, start to finish

No subcontractor hand-offs. The team that measures your job is the team that installs it — CCB #253290, licensed, bonded, and insured.

02

A firm price before we start

Written scope and price after the walkthrough — not a rough number that grows once demo begins.

03

We work Hillsboro's housing stock

New-construction subdivision like Reed's Crossing sit right alongside older 1960s and 70s homes, many on slab foundation either way. We account for both generations of build before we ever start demo.

04

Clear communication, every step

You'll know the schedule, who's on site, and what's next — not chasing us for updates mid-project.

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COMmon Questions

Flooring installation FAQ

How long does a flooring installation take?

The timeline depends on the size of the project, flooring material, subfloor condition, and the amount of preparation required, during the walkthrough, we'll review the scope and provide a clear timeline before work begins. Larger projects or jobs requiring subfloor repair. leveling. or extensive removal may take longer.

Do you remove old flooring and haul it away?

Yes. We can handle the removal and disposal of existing flooring as part of the project. this can include carpet, vinyl. tile, and other existingfloor materials. We'll review condition of exixting flooring and subfloor during the walkthrough and include the required removal and disposal in the project scope,

Can you match flooring to what's already in my home?

Yes, we can help you select flooring that works with your existing floors, finishes, and over all home design. Matching an existing floor depends on the material, age, manufacturer, color, and availability. Duing the walkthrough. we can assess the existing flooring the discuss suitable options for a close match or a coordinated transition.

is I & X Construction licensed for flooring work?

Yes. I & X Construction is an Oregon-licensed, bonded, and insured contractor, CCB #253290. Oregan requires contractors performing floor covering work for comspensation to hold the appropriate CCB license. You can verify contractor licensing through the Oregon Construction Contractors Board.

Is LVP a good choice over a concrete slab?

Usually, once the slab is tested for moisture and flatness. We check both before recommending a product.

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