Waterproof Vinyl Flooring and Installation Services

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Scratch proof, waterproof, pet proof is all you need to know about our vinyl flooring. Choice Floors & Stairways has vinyl waterproof flooring for all your high traffic areas.

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  • 20 Mil SPC: $2.49 per Sq Ft (Eastern Allegheny or Shaw Anvil (a.c.m.e))
  • Premium Option: $5.39 per Sq Ft

The advertised minimum price excludes stair or rail costs. Please be aware that specific minimums apply, and additional charges may be incurred depending on job site conditions, such as take-up, quarter round, transitions, underlayments, taxes etc.

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Vinyl Care & Maintenance

Explore some great care and maintenance tips for protecting and keeping your waterproof vinyl floors looking new.

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Vinyl
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Check out our frequently asked questions for simple answers regarding today’s water resistant vinyl flooring.

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Vinyl
101's

Understanding the different terms can help when selecting the best vinyl waterproof flooring for your home.

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Vinyl Care
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Regular Cleaning:

Sweep or vacuum your vinyl floors regularly to remove loose dirt and debris.
For routine cleaning, use a damp mop with a mild cleaner specifically formulated for vinyl flooring. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage the surface.
Immediate Spill Cleanup:

  • Wipe up spills promptly to prevent staining or potential damage to the flooring.
    Use a soft cloth or paper towel to absorb liquids, and gently clean the area with a vinyl floor cleaner if necessary.
    Avoid Excessive Moisture:

Vinyl flooring is moisture-resistant, but it’s still essential to minimize exposure to excessive water or prolonged dampness.
Place mats or rugs near entryways and high-traffic areas to trap moisture and prevent it from reaching the vinyl floors.
Protection from Scratches:

  • Place protective felt pads on furniture legs to prevent scratches when moving or rearranging furniture.
    Avoid dragging heavy objects or sharp items across the floor, as they can potentially scratch the surface.
    Use Protective Mats:

Place mats or rugs in areas prone to high traffic or where spills are more likely to occur, such as in front of the kitchen sink or near pet bowls. These mats will help prevent wear and tear on the vinyl flooring.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

  • Harsh chemicals, such as bleach or ammonia-based cleaners, can damage vinyl flooring. Stick to mild, pH-neutral cleaners specifically formulated for vinyl floors.
    Prevent Sun Damage:

Direct and prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause fading and discoloration of vinyl flooring. 

  • Consider using curtains, blinds, or UV-blocking window films to minimize sunlight exposure during peak hours.
    Regular Maintenance:

Periodically inspect your vinyl flooring for any signs of damage, such as scratches or loose edges. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage and maintain the integrity of your floors.

Depending on the type of vinyl flooring, occasional polishing or applying a vinyl floor finish may be recommended. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance instructions.

Vinyl FAQ's

Luxury Vinyl flooring is considered a floating floor. This means it can be installed directly over any flat surface. Including concrete, hardwood floor, or tile! As long as your floor is level, vinyl can be installed directly over it, no underlayment required!

No, they are not! Linoleum and vinyl flooring are made of different materials and are manufactured differently. Vinyl flooring is made in layers that are pressed together. There is a backing, core, vinyl layer, and wear layer on a vinyl floor. A linoleum floor is just one big sheet!

Nope! Linoleum flooring is made in large sheets, but vinyl is made into planks or tiles. These pieces lock together using a special click system that is unique to vinyl flooring. This gives your floor a more realistic wood or tile look, as you can actually see the individual pieces!

Sort of – but there’s a catch. Resilient flooring refers to many different types of flooring that have a certain amount of elasticity to them. Vinyl is one such type – so all vinyl is resilient, but not all resilient is vinyl! Despite this distinction, the two terms are often used interchangeably. Other types of resilient flooring include cork, rubber and linoleum.

Vinyl 101

Luxury vinyl offers the best of all worlds! You’ll get a durable, flexible flooring solution that resists most common types of damage and can be installed anywhere in the home. Many modern vinyl products are designed for waterproof installation. You’ll also get a beautiful, realistic natural look of your choice. Luxury vinyl comes in looks of real wood, stone and ceramic tile, in a variety of shapes, sizes, color ways and textures to give you a completely customizable design experience.

Luxury vinyl tile is designed to capture the look of natural stone and ceramic tile flooring, with true-to-life textures that feel just like the real thing! A variety of colors and patterns are available, and thanks to innovative modern manufacturing, each tile is unique. Get a tile look with or without traditional grout, anywhere in your home!

Luxury vinyl plank, on the other hand, brings the beauty of natural hardwood floors to your home. The twist? Unlike real wood, vinyl floors are waterproof and can be installed anywhere! Choose from realistic grain patterns and colors, with textures that are nearly indistinguishable from real wood planks. Luxury vinyl is designed to mimic many popular domestic and exotic hardwood species.

Thanks to a durable construction and flexible installation, luxury vinyl tile and plank can go just about anywhere in your home! Make a statement in your living room, or design a luxurious, comfortable kitchen that stands up well to messes. You can even get the look of real hardwood in your basement, laundry room, mud room or bathroom!

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