Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring in Clintondale, NY

Between working farms, backyard chickens, and a McIntosh apple harvest that brings mud, leaves, and moisture into entryways every fall, Clintondale homes take on a lot of foot traffic that real hardwood or carpet wouldn't love. LVP is fully waterproof and shrugs off the humidity swings common in homes near the orchards and low ground, which makes it a strong fit for mudrooms, kitchens, and finished basements.

It's also a good option for the older farmhouses in Plattekill that have subfloor irregularities — LVP is more forgiving of a slightly uneven wood subfloor than solid hardwood is.

Most LVP goes down as a floating floor — click-locked planks over an underlayment, which lets it move slightly with the subfloor instead of fighting it, and it's part of why LVP handles the older, less-than-perfectly-level subfloors common in Plattekill farmhouses so well. We check the subfloor for flatness and moisture first and make any small corrections before laying a single plank.

Because it's a floating install, there's minimal dust and mess compared to hardwood sanding or old flooring demo, and most rooms are walkable again the same day.

Come by the Marlboro showroom to see and walk on actual CoreTec, Shaw, Mohawk, and Tarkett samples, or have Nick come out to your Clintondale home first if you'd rather start there. He'll measure the space, check the subfloor, and walk you through style and budget options before you commit to anything.

Once you approve the quote, we schedule the install — usually within a week or two — and Nick's crew handles subfloor prep, the install, and cleanup, start to finish, with no subcontractors in between.