Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)
Wood-look planks that stand up to water, pets and kids. Floating click-lock or glue-down, depending on the space and the product.
Vinyl & LVP · Ottawa
Water-resistant, hard-wearing floors that look like wood or stone, a good fit for kitchens, basements, condos and rental units.
What We Install
Vinyl shows every bump in the floor underneath, so a smooth, level subfloor is what separates a good vinyl floor from a great one.
Wood-look planks that stand up to water, pets and kids. Floating click-lock or glue-down, depending on the space and the product.
Stone- and tile-look vinyl in square and rectangular formats: warmer and softer underfoot than ceramic, with no grout to seal.
Seamless, easy-to-clean flooring for laundry rooms, mudrooms and commercial spaces where a continuous surface matters.
Warm, quiet and comfortable underfoot. We installed more than 10,000 sq ft of cork at the 270-unit Hintonburg Rentals building.
LVP handles moisture from concrete slabs, and with the right acoustic underlay it meets the sound rules most condo buildings set for hard floors.
Durable, easy-to-replace floors for rental suites and common areas, installed unit after unit to the same standard.
Styles
Luxury vinyl comes in realistic wood and stone looks for basements, kitchens and busy commercial corridors.


Illustrations of floor styles we install. For photos of our own jobs, see the gallery.
How It Works
We measure, check the subfloor, and help you choose between plank, tile, sheet and cork.
You get the price in writing before anything starts, and the job finishes at that price.
Low spots are levelled and the subfloor is made smooth, with underlay to the product's and building's requirements.
Planks and tiles are laid out for even ends and a natural pattern, and trimmed cleanly at every wall and doorway.
We leave the space clean and walk through the finished floor with you.
Questions
Many luxury vinyl plank products are sold as waterproof or water-resistant: the planks themselves are not damaged by spills or damp mopping. Water can still get underneath at the edges and seams in a flood, so LVP is a great choice for kitchens, laundry rooms and basements, but it is not a replacement for fixing a leak.
Yes. Luxury vinyl plank is one of the most popular basement floors because it handles the moisture that comes up through concrete better than wood-based floors. The slab needs to be flat and dry first, so we check it and level low spots before installing.
Both can look like wood, but laminate has a core made from wood fibre, which can swell if it gets wet. Luxury vinyl plank has a vinyl or composite core that holds up to water much better, which makes it the safer choice for kitchens, bathrooms and basements.
Usually, yes. Many condominium buildings require an acoustic underlay with a minimum sound rating under hard flooring, including vinyl. Check your building's rules and we will install to that specification.
It depends on the product (plank, tile or sheet), the area, the underlay, how much levelling the subfloor needs, and whether existing flooring has to be removed. We give a free written quote after a site visit.
Yes. Cork is warm and quiet underfoot, and we installed more than 10,000 sq ft of it at the 270-unit Hintonburg Rentals building.
Tell us about your space and we’ll arrange a free site visit and a written quote.