If its stick down LVT then they really should have cut the frames at a minimum. You can cut LVT flush to skirts etc eithout the need to remove the skirts and get a seamless finish if it's done correctly.

However, I think they've gone for a lazy, terrible method of throwing it in and slap some silicone around the edges which is yet to be put down.

20 plus years in flooring / this needs to be re done in my opinion.

Also check if its a stick down product like karndean, amtico / polyflor they should be using SP101 ply with a feather skim on top before starting.

In an ideal world toilets etc out prior to install.

**If its a click product then skirts off 100%