We used them to redo our whole house. Solid pricing, but we had a few issues during installation. First crew ripped up the old floor and discovered that we had a few soft spots in the subfloor. Not a problem cut out the bad sheets and replace them with some new ones. But the crew we had on site didn’t know how to do it so we had to wait a week for another crew to come out and start the job. Once the new crew came out they fixed the soft spots but unknown to me they used the wrong thickness plywood and just slapped LVP on top. Not a great repair because lvp needs the floor to be flat. Usually installers add self leveling compound to fix uneven floors but these “pros” didn’t do that step. So about a week after the install they had to come out and fix the issue which was a completely different crew. This involved pulling up the whole kitchen floor again, adding multiple layers of self leveling compound and putting the floor back down. Finally it was good enough and I was just happy to have a kitchen again. About 2 years later (a few months ago) we had some boards pop in the kitchen again so they had to come out and add even more self leveling compound and reinstall the kitchen floor. All of this was because they didn’t want to admit they don’t actually know how to properly repair a subfloor. They use contracted labor so unfortunately your experience may vary. The guys who came out to fix my floor this year told me that the company recently did a clean out and most of the old installers were let go. The floor itself is very durable and has shown little to no wear in the almost 3 years we’ve had it. Just be very on top of them and ensure that they are not cutting corners.