Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Waterproof vinyl plank does not mind slush off snow boots, a dripping dog after a hike at Clarksburg State Park or a washer that overflows in the cellar.
Waterproof vinyl plank does not mind slush off snow boots, a dripping dog after a hike at Clarksburg State Park or a washer that overflows in the cellar.
Unlike solid oak, vinyl plank skips the waiting period indoors. Once the cartons come in out of the snow, our installers open them and get started.
We pack vinyl, laminate and oak samples for the visit, and you can drop a few next to the woodstove hearth or the back door before choosing a color.
We stand behind LVP labor twelve months, and whoever manufactured the planks warranties them separately. Labor is due the day we arrive, planks when our truck unloads them.



Clarksburg vinyl labor costs $2.00/Sq Ft, foam pad thrown in. Should our crew supply the planks too, the complete luxury vinyl package costs $5.00/Sq Ft, installed and swept clean.
It is. Vinyl planks never swell from water, and on a concrete slab our crew spreads polyethylene sheeting before anything else, which is why LVP suits basements near the Hoosic River.
No. Melting snow wipes right up, and the 20 mil surface handles the sand and salt that come in all winter. Setting a boot tray inside the door keeps it looking new longer.
Often, if that linoleum lies flat and is stuck down well. Any loose or cracked patches get scraped up beforehand, so the new planks click together tight.
We set a date at the free estimate. Cartons leave Coventry and reach the Berkshires the next day, and since LVP needs no acclimating, the crew starts once they are inside.
Yes. Hauling off that shag from the 1970s, padding and tack strips too, runs near $1.00/Sq Ft, settled at the estimate. Shifting furniture is $250 flat.
No. Labor gets paid when the Brazil Floors van reaches your driveway on day one, and any planks you buy through us are paid as they arrive, never before.
Yes. Every Clarksburg vinyl job is guaranteed for twelve months by the licensed, insured crew who laid it, and the plank maker covers defects in the planks themselves.