Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring in New Paltz, NY

Between the trailheads out toward the Gunks and a mud season that shows up every spring, a lot of New Paltz entryways and mudrooms take a real beating. LVP is fully waterproof — not just water-resistant — so tracked-in mud, wet dog paws, and the occasional flooded basement in an older home won't warp or stain it the way solid wood would.

It's also a strong fit for the stone foundations common in the historic district, where humidity levels can swing more than a modern build. LVP doesn't expand and contract with moisture the way hardwood can, so it holds its seams tight through a damp spring and a dry winter alike.

Most LVP we install is a floating click-lock system laid over a thin underlayment, which lets us install over most existing subfloors in a lot of the older New Paltz homes we work on without a full tear-out. That keeps both labor and dust down compared to a hardwood install.

We still level and prep the subfloor first — LVP is durable, but it will telegraph anything uneven underneath it, so that prep step is what separates a floor that lasts from one that ripples in a year.

We start with a free in-home estimate, bring samples to your house so you can see them in your own light, and measure every room before quoting one all-inclusive price. Once you approve it, we schedule the install — most LVP jobs finish in a day or two — and Nick personally checks the finished floor before we call the job done.