Vinyl Floor Installation

Vinyl plank is a durable, water-resistant option for basements, kitchens, mudrooms and high-traffic rooms where hardwood isn't the right fit. It's also less forgiving than it looks: every dip or ridge in the surface underneath eventually shows through or loosens the locking joints. So we start with the prep — removing old carpet or flooring, checking for moisture, and leveling the surface — before installing the vinyl as a floating floor or glued down, depending on the product and the room. Planks are laid out so seams fall naturally and cuts at walls, doorways and cabinets are tight, for a clean, even result.