Residential · Luxury vinyl & laminate

Luxury vinyl plank and laminate flooring

Waterproof, kid-proof, dog-proof floors that look like real wood or stone, at a price that makes whole-home projects realistic.

What we install

Vinyl and laminate, explained plainly

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP)

The wood look, fully waterproof, and forgiving of busy households.

Luxury vinyl tile (LVT)

Stone and tile looks without grout to scrub. Kitchens, baths, laundry rooms, entries.

Rigid core (SPC and WPC)

Thicker, stiffer planks that hide minor subfloor imperfections and feel solid underfoot.

Laminate

The most scratch-resistant wood look you can buy. Best in dry areas, with water-resistant options for the rest.

What's in the quote

Everything it takes, itemized

Luxury vinyl plank flooring in an open kitchen and living room
FAQ

Vinyl and laminate questions

Vinyl is waterproof and quieter. Laminate is harder to scratch and often looks more like real wood. If you have pets, kids, or a kitchen in the mix, we usually lean vinyl.

Sometimes. It depends on what’s there and how flat it is. Going over an uneven floor is how vinyl floors end up with lifted seams, so we check first.

The planks are. The subfloor under them is not, so we still care about where the water goes. We’ll be honest about which rooms need a waterproof product and which don’t.

Most rooms take a day. Whole homes usually run two to four days including prep.

Whole-home floors, one written quote.