Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Ski gear dripping in the entry, a spilled water bowl, sticky lemonade under the table: rigid vinyl plank takes it in stride without puffing up at the joints.
Ski gear dripping in the entry, a spilled water bowl, sticky lemonade under the table: rigid vinyl plank takes it in stride without puffing up at the joints.
Vinyl skips the acclimation days that solid oak needs, so work can begin the same morning those Coventry cartons hit your porch.
A sample case rides in our van, so real planks get set beside your cabinets and couch rather than judged on some tiny phone photo.
LVP labor stays guaranteed for twelve months, plus the manufacturer's coverage. Labor gets paid on arrival day, planks when they drop off.



Figure $2.00/Sq Ft for our labor, pad included. Bundled with our planks it comes to $5.00/Sq Ft, and pulling up whatever covers the floor today adds roughly $1.00/Sq Ft more.
The planks themselves won't swell, so juice, dog accidents and melting snow wipe off easily. A real flood can creep beneath the edges, though, so mop up standing water fast.
Yes. We test the concrete for moisture, roll plastic sheeting across it, and the planks go on top. Plenty of Berkshire basements get finished exactly that way.
No. Vinyl runs right to the toe kick and gets trimmed neat. Fridges and ranges slide out, then go back once the floor is done.
One room is usually a single day, while most first floors need two or three. Planks ship from Coventry next day, so starting that week is common.
A solid wear layer handles claws and chew toys well. Clip those nails now and then and glue felt dots beneath chair feet, and the floor keeps looking good for years.
Labor gets paid once our installers arrive to begin, and planks we supplied get paid on delivery. Nothing sits on deposit for weeks.
We do. Workmanship is protected for twelve months by us, the plank brand adds coverage of its own, and one call gets someone out to look.