Vinyl Plank Flooring Installation

Vinyl Floor Installation

There’s so much to love about vinyl flooring. It’s an excellent way to enhance your home's beauty while adding value. Its versatility allows you to choose from a wide variety of striking designs, colors and patterns. Vinyl can mimic hardwoods or look like ceramic tile. Plus, installing vinyl flooring is a great choice for high-traffic areas since it’s resilient and comfortable.

Vinyl flooring comes in three formats. Vinyl tiles are ideal for smaller rooms and attach in any pattern you desire. Vinyl sheets are ideal for larger rooms and cut to the dimensions of your floor for a mostly seamless look. Vinyl planks are also more suited for larger rooms and can look like a single board or recreate the look of multiple smaller boards.

Our experienced, licensed vinyl floor installers will explain your options, develop floor plans and help you decide on the best vinyl installation for your décor and lifestyle. They can even help you move furniture and household items with the following exceptions: pianos and organs, waterbeds, pool tables, safes, grandfather clocks, delicate antiques and heirlooms, aquariums, pet trees and houses, large exercise equipment and weights, and video game electronics and machines. Plus, vinyl can be installed over most existing floors, requiring very little prep work. So you’ll be enjoying your new flooring faster than you think!

Vinyl Planks

Planks are staggered, precisely cut and laid according to your desired pattern to enhance the beauty of your floor, giving you a more “wood-like” appearance.

Vinyl Tile

Generally purchased in 12” or 18” squares, vinyl tiles are manufactured to exact dimensions to ensure a uniform appearance. Vinyl tiles are also versatile and can be installed in various patterns and designs. Underlayment or floor preparation may be required to ensure a flat installation surface.

Sheet Vinyl

Starting with a clean, dry and level floor (some surfaces may require an underlayment), we cut the vinyl to match your floor’s template and press the sheet into flooring epoxy.

Installing Linoleum or Vinyl?

It’s common for linoleum and vinyl to be used interchangeably when comparing flooring types. However, there are differences between linoleum and vinyl that highlight some of vinyl’s key benefits. While both materials are durable, vinyl floors are easier to maintain and clean without potentially compromising the quality of the surface. Both materials offer a wide range of colors and styles at affordable prices, and in most cases, the installation process is quick and easy for an experienced flooring installer to complete.

How to Replace Vinyl Flooring

Replacing vinyl flooring yourself can be a difficult, time-consuming task. There are differences in the approach depending on the new flooring type you’re laying down, the material of the old floor, and the tools you have available. Let us do it for you! Our professional installers can lay your new vinyl floors down quickly and efficiently. Schedule a measure online today!

Vinyl Installers

Did you know your local Home Depot is the best place to find experienced, licensed and insured professionals to install vinyl floors for you? With years of experience, our professionals can take your dream new floor from an idea to a reality in just a few steps. The first is a professional in-home measurement to ensure the right amount of vinyl products are ordered to complete the install correctly. Once the new flooring is in hand, our professionals will install your vinyl planks, tile, or sheet floors quickly and efficiently.