Vinyl Flooring Installation in Ajax

Vinyl flooring installation in the GTA typically costs $3-$7 per square foot for labor, depending on subfloor condition and product type. Material costs range from $2-$6 per square foot for quality LVP. RenoHouse provides free in-home estimates.

Yes, luxury vinyl plank and tile flooring are 100% waterproof, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements in Ajax homes. This is one of the biggest advantages over laminate and hardwood.

Quality luxury vinyl flooring typically lasts 15-25 years with proper care. Commercial-grade products with thicker wear layers last even longer. It's one of the most durable flooring options for GTA homes.

In many cases, yes. Vinyl flooring can often be installed over existing tile, concrete, or vinyl. The subfloor must be clean, flat, and dry. RenoHouse will assess your floor and recommend the best approach.

Yes, luxury vinyl flooring is one of the best choices for pet owners. It's scratch-resistant, waterproof, and easy to clean. Look for products with a 20mil+ wear layer for maximum durability against pet claws.

Absolutely. Vinyl flooring is 100% waterproof, making it an ideal choice for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, and basements in Ajax homes. It resists moisture damage that would ruin hardwood or laminate.

Yes, RenoHouse provides a workmanship warranty on all vinyl flooring installations. Manufacturer warranties on quality LVP typically range from 15 to lifetime, depending on the product selected.

While click-lock vinyl is marketed as DIY-friendly, professional installation ensures proper subfloor preparation, precise cuts around obstacles, and seamless transitions. RenoHouse delivers a flawless result that lasts.

Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) and engineered hardwood are the top choices for replacing builder carpet. LVP offers waterproof durability and easy maintenance ($3–$7/sq ft installed), while engineered hardwood provides a premium look ($7–$12/sq ft installed). Both work well with the open-concept layouts common in newer homes.

Yes — newer homes typically have OSB or plywood subfloors that are ideal for hardwood installation. We check for levelness and moisture content before installation. Engineered hardwood can be glued or floated, while solid hardwood is typically nailed down for the most stable, squeak-free result.

Open-concept homes benefit from continuous flooring throughout living areas — it makes spaces feel larger and creates visual flow. We recommend a single material from the front entrance through kitchen, dining, and living areas, with transitions only at bedrooms and bathrooms.