Vinyl
Vinyl flooring has evolved dramatically in recent years, offering stunning designs that realistically mimic hardwood, stone, and tile at a more accessible price point.
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Why Choose Vinyl?
Vinyl flooring has evolved dramatically in recent years, offering stunning designs that realistically mimic hardwood, stone, and tile at a more accessible price point.
- Waterproof and moisture resistant
- Comfortable and warm underfoot
- Easy to clean and maintain
- Budget-friendly option
- Available in realistic wood and stone looks
- Suitable for any room including basements
Vinyl Flooring Guides
Everything you need to know about vinyl flooring, from selection to maintenance.
How Vinyl Is Made
Vinyl flooring is manufactured from polyvinyl chloride combined with plasticizers, stabilizers, and pigments. The production process varies depending on whether the final product is sheet vinyl, Vinyl Composition Tile, or Luxury Vinyl Plank and Tile.
Read Guide →Vinyl Styles
Sheet vinyl comes in 6 or 12-foot wide rolls, providing a nearly seamless installation with minimal joints where moisture could penetrate. Modern sheet vinyl features remarkably realistic designs and textured surfaces.
Read Guide →Before You Buy Vinyl
Consider the wear layer thickness. For residential use, a minimum of 12 thousandths of an inch is recommended for moderate traffic areas, while 20 thousandths of an inch or more is ideal for high-traffic zones. Commercial applications typically require 28 thousandths of an inch or higher.
Read Guide →Vinyl Installation
Vinyl flooring installation depends on the product type. Luxury vinyl plank and tile typically use a click-lock floating system that requires no nails, staples, or adhesive. Sheet vinyl is glued or loose-laid by professionals, and Vinyl Composition Tile is glued tile by tile.
Read Guide →Vinyl Maintenance
Regular sweeping or vacuuming with a soft-brush attachment removes loose dirt and grit before it can scratch the wear layer. A robot vacuum is an excellent complement to manual cleaning for keeping vinyl floors looking new between deeper cleanings.
Read Guide →Vinyl Glossary
Luxury Vinyl Plank: Premium vinyl flooring designed in plank shapes to mimic hardwood. Features realistic textures, beveled edges, and thick wear layers.
Read Guide →Ready for New Vinyl Floors?
Visit our showroom or schedule a request an estimate. Our team will help you find the perfect vinyl for your space.