Luxury Vinyl Tile Installation in Toronto

LVT is a multi-layered flooring product designed to replicate natural materials like wood or stone. It's highly popular in Toronto for its exceptional durability, water resistance, and aesthetic versatility, making it an ideal choice for busy homes and commercial spaces.

In the GTA, professional LVT installation typically ranges from CAD $7-$12 per square foot, including materials and labor. Most projects fall between CAD $1,400 and CAD $11,000, with an average around CAD $4,500.

Absolutely. We specialize in glue-down LVT, which is exceptionally durable and stable, making it perfect for high-traffic residential areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and entrances, as well as demanding commercial environments such as retail stores and offices.

We proudly install leading brands known for their quality and design, including Karndean, Mannington, and Armstrong Alterna, ensuring you receive a premium, long-lasting product.

The duration depends on the project size and the extent of subfloor preparation required. However, our efficient process, including a rapid 1-hour photo-to-quote, aims for timely completion with minimal disruption to your daily routine.

For optimal performance and to ensure warranty validity, we recommend installing LVT on a clean, level, and dry subfloor. While it can sometimes go over existing flooring if specific conditions are met, thorough subfloor preparation is always crucial.

RenoHouse stands out with our transparent CAD pricing bands, a rapid 1-hour photo-to-quote service, and a steadfast commitment to quality glue-down LVT installations across the entire GTA, all delivered with an owner-to-neighbor approach.

Absolutely. Many older urban homes have beautiful oak, maple, or birch hardwood hidden under layers of carpet or linoleum. Professional sanding, staining, and finishing can restore these floors to stunning condition. We assess the wood thickness first — most original hardwoods can be refinished 2–3 times.

Foundation settling over decades is the most common cause. Before installing new flooring, we level the subfloor using self-leveling compound or plywood underlayment. This prevents squeaks, gaps, and uneven wear in the new flooring — an essential step that many contractors skip.

Engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank (LVP) are excellent choices for older homes because they handle minor subfloor irregularities better than solid hardwood. Both can be installed as floating floors, minimizing disruption to the existing structure.