Expert Design and Installation

“Hardwood” vinyl planks

If you are seeking the beauty of hardwood at a lower price point, wood-look vinyl plank flooring may be the match you need!

Stone-look vinyl tile

Vinyl can be an ideal mimic of high-end stone material. You’ll never look back once you choose it.

Vinyl tile

Our durable vinyl tile selection makes every space shine, from the bathroom to the entryway, laundry room, or kitchen.

“Marble” vinyl flooring

With vinyl that looks like marble, you can get marble’s premium beauty and style at a fraction of the price. Vinyl also feels warmer to the touch.

The Ultimate Vinyl Expert Floor Care Guide

Vinyl floors are built for busy households. Our Care & Maintenance Guide gives you everything you need to extend the life of your floors.

FAQs

How much does vinyl flooring cost?

The cost of vinyl flooring and installation varies depending on the selected brand and design, the square footage, and the time needed to remove old flooring. Your local flooring team will provide a detailed estimate that includes material and labor so you know exactly what is included. 

Is vinyl plank flooring good for bathrooms?

Vinyl plank flooring is created in multiple layers that make it stronger, quieter, and more comfortable than sheet vinyl. It also includes a coating that resists scratching and staining, and backings that contract well in high foot traffic areas. Due to all these factors, plus moisture resistance, plank vinyl flooring is excellent for bathrooms and almost any area of the home. Its applications include: 

• Bathrooms
• Kitchens
• Basements
• Family Rooms
• Laundry Rooms
• Entryways
• Living Rooms
• Bedrooms
• Home Offices

What are the vinyl plank flooring installation methods?

There are two primary vinyl flooring installation methods. Most manufacturers use either vinyl floor adhesive or a float and glueless method. The method professionals use depends on the type of flooring you choose. 

How is luxury vinyl plank made?

Vinyl plank is made with 3D printing technology, similar to laminate flooring, to create a top layer that mimics high-end materials and costs a fraction of their price. 

Choosing the Right Floors for Your Home

Our expert-guided, easy-to-follow Flooring Guide was designed to help you explore your options with clarity and confidence, all while staying true to your lifestyle, budget, and design preferences.