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Luxury Vinyl Tile

It's so close to the real thing, even our installers take a double look.

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Luxury Vinyl Plank

You need to have a floor that’s leak-proof, easy-to-clean and aesthetically appealing. Luxury Vinyl Planks covers it all!

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Vinyl Flooring

For the active household

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Frequently asked questions

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I’m concerned that vinyl flooring is not tough enough?

Vinyl is certainly not as resistant to tears and scratches as ceramic tile is, but most vinyl does have an inner layer built into it now which tends to resist tears quite well. I wouldn’t hesitate to consider it in a high traffic residential area.

I have little kids and I’m worried that they might drop something and damage a tile. Is ceramic the right choice for me?

The good news about ceramic tile is that in the event a piece is damaged it can be extracted and replaced without being an obvious repair.

How often should I clean my carpet?

Always refer to your manufacturer’s warranty for cleaning instructions. Each fiber has different characteristics. Improper cleaning is one of the leading causes of damage to carpet fiber.

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flooring resources

The Role of Underlayment: Why It Matters for Your Flooring Project

When embarking on a flooring project, it’s easy to focus on the visible materials, such as whether you want hardwood, tile, or laminate. However, an often overlooked yet important component is the underlayment. This layer is situated between the subfloor and the finished flooring, and it can greatly affect the floor’s performance, comfort, and longevity.

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Luxury Vinyl Plank vs. Laminate: Which Is Right for Your Home?

Both luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and laminate flooring are popular choices for homeowners. They’re known for their excellent durability, affordability, and variety of colors and styles. However, each flooring option has its own unique features, with advantages and drawbacks depending on your needs.

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