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100% waterproof luxury vinyl plank and tile. Looks like real wood or stone, handles Florida humidity, kid- and pet-proof.
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is the fastest-growing flooring category for a reason: it's 100% waterproof, looks indistinguishable from real wood or stone, holds up to scratches, and costs a fraction of hardwood or tile. We install rigid-core (SPC), wood-polymer composite (WPC), and luxury vinyl tile (LVT) over wood subfloors and concrete slabs — properly prepped, click-locked, and finished with matching trim.
The single most important step. We grind down concrete high spots, fill low spots with self-leveler, and ensure the substrate is within 3/16" over 10 feet — required by every LVP manufacturer to maintain warranty.
Concrete slabs get a vapor barrier underlayment to prevent moisture transfer. Some LVP has attached underlayment — we'll choose the right combination for your subfloor and product.
Planks are dry-laid in a staggered pattern (no three-row repeats), with proper expansion gaps along walls. Cuts around door frames are tight and clean — no oversized quarter-round to hide sloppy work.
Matching baseboard or quarter-round, T-molding at room transitions, and stair nosing if needed. Color-matched silicone caulk where the floor meets cabinets or tubs. Walk on it the same day.
In-home measure. Written quote in 48 hours.
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Stone-Plastic Composite — most popular LVP option. Extremely durable, dent-resistant, and works over any subfloor including uneven concrete.
Softer underfoot than SPC with better sound dampening. Premium feel for living rooms and bedrooms.
Tile-look LVP for kitchens and bathrooms. Looks like ceramic or stone, but warmer underfoot and waterproof.
Hand-scraped, wire-brushed, or smooth finishes. Lengths from 36" to 72" for an authentic real-wood appearance.
Travertine, slate, marble, and concrete looks — at a fraction of the cost and weight of real stone.
Damaged plank replacement, click-lock repair, and transition fixes for existing LVP installations.