Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Muddy boots back from the Minuteman Bikeway, a dog shaking off after the Concord River and a kid with a juice box all meet a surface that simply wipes clean.
Muddy boots back from the Minuteman Bikeway, a dog shaking off after the Concord River and a kid with a juice box all meet a surface that simply wipes clean.
Ordered today, your vinyl leaves the Natick warehouse tomorrow. No acclimation period means the install can begin as soon as the cartons are inside.
The estimator carries real planks into your house. You lay them on the current floor by the window and in the hall before choosing a color.
A full year of labor warranty comes from Brazil Floors, and the vinyl carries its manufacturer's coverage. Payment is simple: planks when they are dropped off, labor on the morning the installers start.



Two dollars a square foot for the labor, written $2.00/Sq Ft on the quote, with no separate charge for underlayment. Planks from our Natick inventory bring the total to $5.00/Sq Ft.
Yes. The planks are waterproof, so a wet spring means pulling up the affected rows, letting them dry and snapping them back in place rather than buying a new floor.
Yes, for roughly $1.00/Sq Ft. Whatever is down now gets inspected at the free visit, and the tear-out figure goes on the written quote beside the install price.
Solid, flat tile makes a fine base. The grout lines get skimmed level, the planks go over the top and the kitchen doorway gets a flush transition strip.
Sweep up grit and mop with a damp pad and a gentle cleaner. Steam mops and floor wax are the two things that will dull the surface, so skip both.
Planks arrive the day after you order, straight from Natick. Vinyl needs no time to adjust to the room, so the crew often starts the morning the cartons land.
Material is settled at delivery and labor the day installers start. Holding a date costs nothing, and the quote you signed is the number you pay.
Twelve months on the installation from us, and the manufacturer stands behind the planks. Licensed, insured, NWFA certified employees do the work.