LVT flooring: the look of stone, the comfort of vinyl.
Luxury vinyl tile gives you slate, marble and ceramic looks that are 100% waterproof, warmer underfoot than real tile and far more forgiving when something gets dropped.
- 100% waterproof
- Warm underfoot
- Groutable options

Where LVT shines.
LVT is our go-to for wet rooms where you want a tile look without cold, cracked grout.
Bathrooms
Waterproof floors that won't swell, with tight seams around tubs and toilets.
Kitchens
Stone looks that are comfortable to stand on and easy on dropped dishes.
Laundry & mudrooms
Hard-wearing surfaces that shrug off wet boots and washer leaks.
Entries & hallways
Durable tile patterns that handle salt and slush all winter.
Grouted LVT
Groutable vinyl tiles for the most authentic ceramic look.
Prep & trim
Old floor removal, leveling, toilet reset, thresholds and baseboard.

From powder rooms to whole offices.
LVT is just as popular in commercial spaces as it is at home. We've torn out tired office carpet and replaced it with commercial-grade vinyl that cleans in seconds and stands up to rolling chairs.
At home, it's the easiest way to get a stone or tile look in a bathroom without the cold floor or the grout scrubbing. Ask about pairing it with LVP in adjoining rooms.
Compare all flooring typesHow we install LVT.
Understanding your needs
Room use, moisture and the look you're after.
Planning & preparation
Layout plan, removal and a flat, clean subfloor.
Professional installation
Centered layouts, precise cuts and sealed edges.
Final inspection & support
Walkthrough, care guide and ongoing support.
LVT questions.
LVT installation across Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
What's the difference between LVT and LVP?
Same material, different shape. LVT comes in squares and rectangles that mimic stone or ceramic tile; LVP comes in long planks that mimic wood.
Is LVT really waterproof?
The planks and tiles themselves are 100% waterproof. With sealed perimeters in wet rooms, it's an excellent bathroom floor.
Can LVT go over my old tile?
Often, yes, if the old tile is flat and well bonded. We'll assess it at your estimate and level any grout lines first.
Often paired with.
Ready for waterproof floors?
Free measurement, samples brought to your home and clear written pricing.