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So now we see what we’re working with, how do I tell the “professionals” they are wrong, it all needs to be removed and laid flat with zero flex/movement? Do I just let them try & put on another stair nose & 🤞 it doesn’t flex with the gaps in there?! Again, this is end of week 3 of a 5-6 day...

Thanks gents. Update to the stair saga…owner of the company admitted the stair tread should not flex, he said because of the stair nose used, the crew had to double up the plank for the tread - no packing of the gap areas & padding left on (found tonight). His son is to be personally removing...

Thank you, Mark. With this said, what do you see my recourse being? Do I refuse final payment until repairs are made (both stairs and other damages incurred)? Do I get other reputable flooring companies to evaluate the workmanship, provide estimate for redo & bill back to original company? Do I...

Don’t seem to be able to upload the video I took, but here are some stills showing the stair depressions the best I could (much better to see the depression “bounce” from videos, but hoping this gives some reference). Every stair tread has some level of depression/bounce associated with this...

Thanks for your response, C.J. I messaged the owner this morning about the concerns & he was to go over and look at it today. No call or message, and when I got back in town this evening to do my daily walkthrough, all equipment (minus two boxes of LVP) has been removed from the property, so...

Unfortunately, the stairs were all laid on Friday except the bottom landing area. We’re we told to wait until Sunday to walk on (which is fine since place is vacant), but when going over yesterday, the depressions in the plank when stepping on the tread were noticed. The plank is professional...

The photos I included show the stairs before they laid the plank with stair noses. Sorry, I didn’t get an updated pic of the plank with stair nose, but I included a couple images showing where the step would be & what the stair nose pieces look like. Right where the stair nose is flush with the...

Here are a couple photos showing the stairs and bottom landing where they had already trimmed the wooden stair nose to prepare for the LVP stair nose.

Currently have installer (professional company) putting LVP on stairs between first and second stories to match the rest of the house with a whole-home install before I move in (currently empty). There was carpet previously installed on stairs & second floor. The LVP I got has padded backing on...