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How to Shop Our Vinyl Catalog
Start with the format — luxury vinyl plank, luxury vinyl tile, or sheet vinyl — then narrow by color family and by the features that matter in your home, like waterproof. Every floor on this page is in our warehouse and ready for next day installation.
Switch to By Color to see every individual colorway we have on hand and check off the samples you'd like us to bring to your free in-home estimate.
Shop-at-Home in Three Easy Steps
1. Schedule Your Free Estimate
Book online or call 855-4-MY-GUYS. Appointments available 7 days a week.
2. Shop Samples at Home
We bring the store to your door and give you clear, all-inclusive pricing.
3. Relax While We Install
Professional installation — next day available — with a lifetime installation warranty.
Everything You Need to Know About Buying Vinyl
Every vinyl floor on this page is in stock and ready for next day installation. Filter by format - luxury vinyl plank, luxury vinyl tile, or sheet vinyl - then narrow by color family and the features that matter in your home, like waterproof or easy to clean. When you find styles you like, schedule a free in-home estimate and we will bring those exact samples to your door. Call 855-4-MY-GUYS or book online.
Vinyl Shopping FAQs
To install vinyl plank flooring, start by removing the old floor if needed, checking that the subfloor is clean, flat, dry, and structurally sound, and letting the material acclimate if the manufacturer requires it. Prep the floor carefully, snap straight layout lines, follow the product's locking or adhesive instructions, stagger the seams, and leave the required perimeter gap if it is a floating floor. Always read the product instructions first, because the required underlayment, adhesive, moisture barrier, spacing, and fastener schedule vary by brand and substrate.
On concrete, the slab must be clean, flat, and dry before you install vinyl flooring, and many products also require a moisture barrier or approved underlayment. Always test for moisture and follow the product instructions, because concrete-related moisture is one of the biggest causes of flooring failure.
To install lifeproof vinyl plank flooring, start by removing the old floor if needed, checking that the subfloor is clean, flat, dry, and structurally sound, and letting the material acclimate if the manufacturer requires it. Prep the floor carefully, snap straight layout lines, follow the product's locking or adhesive instructions, stagger the seams, and leave the required perimeter gap if it is a floating floor. Always read the product instructions first, because the required underlayment, adhesive, moisture barrier, spacing, and fastener schedule vary by brand and substrate.
To install vinyl plank flooring, start by removing the old floor if needed, checking that the subfloor is clean, flat, dry, and structurally sound, and letting the material acclimate if the manufacturer requires it. Prep the floor carefully, snap straight layout lines, follow the product's locking or adhesive instructions, stagger the seams, and leave the required perimeter gap if it is a floating floor. Always read the product instructions first, because the required underlayment, adhesive, moisture barrier, spacing, and fastener schedule vary by brand and substrate.
Vinyl plank flooring is commonly installed in one to two days for standard rooms, though prep work can add time. The biggest schedule factors are furniture moving, tear-out, floor prep, stairs, custom cuts, and whether the installer has to remove old base or transitions.
On concrete, the slab must be clean, flat, and dry before you install vinyl flooring, and many products also require a moisture barrier or approved underlayment. Always test for moisture and follow the product instructions, because concrete-related moisture is one of the biggest causes of flooring failure.
