Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Snow tracked in off the Minuteman Bikeway, a leaky dishwasher, a toddler's spilled cup: a rigid core plank stays flat through all of it, where wood could swell.
Snow tracked in off the Minuteman Bikeway, a leaky dishwasher, a toddler's spilled cup: a rigid core plank stays flat through all of it, where wood could swell.
Unlike solid wood, vinyl skips the multi day acclimation, so our team often starts laying planks the same afternoon the Coventry truck unloads.
Our estimator spreads a few sample planks across your existing floor near the cabinets and doorways, so the color is chosen in your own light, not a showroom's.
We cover our vinyl labor for a year, with product claims going to the plank brand. You pay labor at the start and planks at delivery.



The planks themselves won't swell or rot from water. Seams are tight, but a big flood can still get underneath, so leaks should be fixed quickly.
Many LVP products are rated for radiant heat within certain temperature limits. We'll check the manufacturer's guidelines for your system before recommending a plank.
Installing runs $2.00/Sq Ft with the cushion layer. Add our planks and it's $5.00/Sq Ft total. Tearing out a previous floor costs roughly $1.00/Sq Ft extra.
Quality LVP has UV protection, but strong direct sun over years can still change color slightly. Curtains or blinds in very sunny rooms help.
Yes, it's a great bathroom floor. We cut it neatly around the toilet and vanity and seal the edges along the tub with flexible caulk.
Just clear the floor: table, chairs, rugs and anything stored low. We install up to the cabinets. For heavier pieces, our crew can move them for $250.
Usually, when it's level and firmly stuck down. Deep grout lines may need to be filled first, otherwise they can print through the new planks.
Labor is settled on day one, as the crew unloads. Planks you order through us get paid at delivery. Nothing large is collected up front.