Vinyl Flooring

Vinyl Flooring across Kent.

Supply and installation of vinyl by an in-house team — covering 13 towns and the surrounding Kent area, all from our Gillingham warehouse.

About our vinyl service

hot-welded waterproof seams · coved skirting in wet zones · slip-rated options to R11

  • In-house fitting team — no subcontractors
  • Full subfloor preparation included
  • Free no-obligation site survey
  • Hot-welded seams for full waterproofing
  • Slip-rated R10/R11 options for wet zones

Vinyl Flooring town pages

vinyl guides worth reading first

Independent, non-salesy explainers from our fitting team on choosing, costing and caring for vinyl flooring.

Sheet Vinyl vs LVT

Sheet vinyl or LVT — which suits a wet room, kitchen or busy hallway best? Compare seams, looks and cost.

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Safety Flooring vs Standard Sheet Vinyl

Safety flooring or standard vinyl — know the difference in slip resistance, compliance and where each belongs.

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Damp or Unlevel Subfloor Before Fitting

What it means when our survey uncovers a damp or uneven subfloor, and how we prepare it properly.

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Water-Damaged Vinyl or Laminate Flooring

How to assess vinyl or laminate after a leak or flood, and when repair versus full replacement makes sense.

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Latex Self-Levelling Screed Explained

How latex self-levelling compound works, when it's needed, and how it differs from full sand-cement screed before new flooring.

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Plywood Overlay Before Vinyl or LVT Flooring

Why plywood overlay boarding is used over timber subfloors before fitting vinyl or LVT, and how it differs from screeding.

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Flooring Adhesives: Choosing the Right Type

A guide to the main flooring adhesive types used for LVT, vinyl, wood and carpet, and why the right choice depends on the subfloor.

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Sheet Vinyl Seam Welding: What It Involves

What seam welding is, why it's used on sheet vinyl in wet areas and commercial settings, and how it differs from a standard seam.

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How Should Landlords Specify Rental Flooring?

How landlords should specify flooring for rental properties — durability, cleanability, void turnaround and cost-per-tenancy considerations.

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What Flooring Works Best in an HMO?

Flooring considerations specific to HMOs — heavier footfall, communal areas, acoustic issues between rooms, and quick-turnaround repairs.

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