Vinyl Floor Installation in Centennial, CO
Luxury vinyl plank is the floor we install more than any other. It looks like wood, it shrugs off spills, muddy boots and dog nails, and it costs less than hardwood. Our crew has been putting it down in kitchens, basements and whole main levels across the Denver Metro since 2008, and we still do every installation ourselves.
Why So Many Centennial Homeowners Choose Vinyl
Vinyl has come a long way. Today’s luxury vinyl plank and tile have real texture, long planks and colors that are hard to tell apart from oak or stone once they’re down. Most of what we sell is waterproof, so it works in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and basements where wood would be a risk, and it’s warmer and quieter underfoot than tile. Stop by the showroom or send us a photo of the room, and we’ll pull a few samples that fit your style and budget, then measure so your quote is accurate.
Types of Vinyl Flooring We Install
Vinyl Sheet Flooring
Sheet vinyl comes in wide rolls, so most rooms can be covered in one piece with few or no seams. That makes it a practical pick for bathrooms, laundry rooms and other spots where water ends up on the floor. Patterns range from wood and stone looks to simple solids.
Some sheet vinyl is glued down across the whole floor and some only around the edges, depending on the backing. We’ll tell you which one your product needs and prep the subfloor to match.
Vinyl Plank Flooring
Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is what most people picture when they think of vinyl today. Most planks click together and float over the subfloor without glue or nails, which keeps the job quick and lets them go over many existing hard floors. The catch is that a floating floor is only as flat as what’s under it, so we check the subfloor first and fix dips and high spots before the first row goes down. Skipping that step is why some vinyl floors flex, click or separate later.
Vinyl Tile Flooring
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) gives you the look of ceramic or stone in squares and rectangles, and some styles can even be grouted. It feels warmer and softer than real tile, and if one piece gets damaged it can be replaced on its own.
Glue-Down Vinyl Flooring
Glue-down vinyl is bonded straight to the subfloor. It’s thinner than click plank, sits very flat and stays put under heavy traffic, rolling chairs and big temperature swings, so it’s a good fit for sunrooms, large open areas and light commercial spaces. It does take more prep, because every bump in the subfloor shows through, so we smooth the floor before any adhesive goes down.
What Happens on Installation Day
We remove the old flooring, check the subfloor for moisture and flatness, and level it where needed. The planks go down with the right expansion gap at the walls, cut cleanly around cabinets, vents and door jambs. Then we add baseboard or quarter round, put in transitions to the next room and clean up before we leave. Before you commit to anything, you get a written quote that spells out the material, labor, removal and trim, so there are no surprises.
Our team also installs tile, hardwood and laminate flooring, and carpet, plus cabinetry and full interior remodeling services throughout Centennial and the Denver Metro area.
Updating the stairs too? See stair flooring for LVP treads and matching stair nose.
Recent Vinyl & Wood-Look Flooring Projects
A few real vinyl & wood-look flooring projects completed for homeowners across the Denver Metro area.
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