Waterproof Vinyl Plank Flooring
Hockey bags dripping in the mudroom, a retriever fresh out of Buckmaster Pond, apple juice tipped under the island. With vinyl plank, puddles sit on the surface until you mop.
Hockey bags dripping in the mudroom, a retriever fresh out of Buckmaster Pond, apple juice tipped under the island. With vinyl plank, puddles sit on the surface until you mop.
Cartons ship from Coventry within one business day. LVP skips the days of resting that oak requires, so installers can start the hour the truck pulls away.
Your estimator arrives with a box of sample planks. Set a few next to the island, the sectional and the mudroom bench and judge them under your own lights.
For a year we guarantee our vinyl workmanship, separate from whatever coverage the plank brand offers. We collect labor when our team begins and plank costs at delivery.



Installation labor in Westwood homes comes to $2.00/Sq Ft, while the foam pad below costs you nothing. Supplied and installed, it's $5.00/Sq Ft. An estimator measures every room for free and writes up the total.
Yes. LVP isn't harmed by water. If the sump ever fails, click together planks come up, the concrete dries out and the same vinyl goes back down.
Often not. Solid, level tile can take floating vinyl right on top. Wide grout joints sometimes get skimmed with patching compound so they never telegraph through.
Rigid core vinyl resists dents well, but fixed islands are best installed around rather than on top of, so the floor can expand and contract.
Most finished basements take one to two days, depending on size and cuts. There's no drying time, so the kids can play down there that night.
Yes, and a single continuous floor looks clean. Very large layouts sometimes need a concealed expansion joint, and we map that out with you first.
We do. Vinyl stair treads with matching nosings can carry the same look up to the bedrooms, and the estimator prices them alongside the floor.
We guarantee our installation for one full year, separate from the manufacturer's warranty on the planks. If a seam pulls apart because of how we laid it, we return to fix it.