Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Muddy cleats after a soccer game, a wet dog back from Pequot Pond, apple cider tipped over at the table: water stays on top of LVP, so a towel handles it.
Muddy cleats after a soccer game, a wet dog back from Pequot Pond, apple cider tipped over at the table: water stays on top of LVP, so a towel handles it.
Order today, and the Coventry truck usually reaches your driveway tomorrow. Because vinyl barely needs to acclimate, the crew gets going soon after.
Vinyl, laminate and oak swatches get set down right where the new floor will go, letting you weigh each color beside your own kitchen and the morning sun.
Spot a problem with our installation before the year is out? We return at no cost, and the brand covers flawed planks. Vinyl is due on arrival, labor when we begin.



Installing runs $2.00/Sq Ft, underlayment part of it. Buy your vinyl through Brazil Floors as well and one rate of $5.00/Sq Ft takes care of both planks and labor.
It will. LVP cannot absorb water, and our crew rolls a plastic moisture sheet across the concrete first, so the finished room feels dry even in a wet spring.
Not always. New planks can float over a layer that is flat and firmly glued. Anything loose, cracked or spongy has to come up first, and we test it at the estimate.
Only briefly. Solid oak needs days, but LVP adjusts to the room quickly, so our installers typically start shortly after the cartons are carried inside.
No. We keep vinyl stocked in our own Coventry warehouse, and most colors ship the next day, which beats waiting on a distributor for a special order.
Yes, at a $250 flat fee. Sofas, beds and bookcases get carried out before the first row, then returned to the right spots after the last plank clicks home.
No big sum. The vinyl gets paid as our truck drops it off and for installation on the first day of work, nothing collected weeks in advance.
Call us. During the first year our crew repairs installation problems without billing you, and flaws in the vinyl are handled through the maker warranty.