The Floor That Handles Anything

Luxury Vinyl

Wide-plank light oak flooring in an open kitchen with a gray island, bar stools, and white cabinets

Two Ways to Install Luxury Vinyl

Click Lock

The planks lock together at the edges, floating over an underlayment. The installation is faster, doesn't require adhesive, and the floor can be lived on the same day. Click-lock is the more common choice for residential installations.

Glue Down

Planks are adhered directly to the subfloor with a flooring adhesive. Commonly used in commercial settings and when rolling traffic are present.

Light oak hardwood flooring shown from a low angle with a blurred modern dining room and bright windows in the background.

Where LVP Shines

LVP is a versatile floor that can be used in every room of the home.

Kitchens. Waterproof, easy to clean, and softer underfoot than tile.

Bathrooms. Handles humidity and big spills (don’t forget you want to wipe up spills as soon as possible).

Basements. Concrete subfloors and below-grade moisture are non-issues for LVP with proper installation including an underlayment with a moisture barrier.

Open-Concept Homes. One continuous floor through the kitchen, living room, and entryway without transitions or compromise.

Rental Properties. Durable and resistant to the wear patterns rentals see.

Pet Households. Scratch-resistant top layer handles pets, kids, and active households, plus the waterproof construction handles the occasional accident.

Showroom aisle at S&G Carpet lined with waterproof plank and hardwood sample displays

Brands We Carry

Coretec, Shaw, Mannington, Calcore, Mohawk, Karastan, Anderson, Tapestry, Majesty, and others. We carry products across every price point, from premium SPC cores to value lines that all live up to S&G’s standards for our curated collection.

Spirit level and luxury vinyl plank on green underlayment during a flooring installation

Backed by a Lifetime Installation Warranty

Every LVP installation we do is covered by our Lifetime Installation Warranty. Professional installation ensures your floor will last for decades. Subfloor prep, transitions, and expansion gaps have to be done right the first time. That’s why when we install your LVP flooring we warranty it for as long as you’re living on it.

See LVP in Your Home

LVP comes in dozens of wood and stone visuals, from modern oaks to rustic hand-scraped looks to convincing slate. The right one depends on your cabinetry, tile, and natural light. Two ways to see it in context:

Visit a Showroom

Walk through full-size LVP installations, see how each plank reads at scale, and take hand-held samples home to compare against your cabinetry and walls.

Shop at Home

Our team brings the visuals you're considering, lays them out next to your existing finishes, and leaves you with a written estimate.