Flooring That Looks Like Wood and Acts Like Vinyl

Mr Home Solutions installs luxury vinyl plank flooring for homeowners in Albertville, Alabama.

<p style="margin:0 0 16px 0;">You need flooring in your Albertville home that can handle water from the sink, muddy shoes at the door, and daily foot traffic without showing scratches or swelling at the seams. Luxury vinyl plank looks like hardwood with realistic grain patterns and colors, but it is waterproof and softer underfoot. Families here use it in kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and living areas where traditional hardwood would not hold up.</p><p style="margin:0 0 16px 0;">Mr Home Solutions installs LVP flooring by preparing the subfloor, laying an underlayment if needed, and clicking or gluing the planks into place row by row. Each plank is cut to fit around doorways, cabinets, and transitions, and the edges are secured with trim or molding. The finished floor is level, stable, and ready to walk on within hours. We work with you to select plank width, color, and texture that match your home's style.


If you are ready to install luxury vinyl plank flooring in Albertville, get in touch to go over your room layout and schedule installation.

Hallway with white cabinets, wood floor, mirror, and a door. Gray walls.

Subfloor Prep and Plank Placement Done Right

We start by removing old flooring and checking the subfloor for dips, cracks, or moisture issues common in Albertville homes, then level uneven areas with self-leveling compound and allow it to cure before laying the planks. The first row is aligned parallel to the longest wall, and each plank clicks into the previous one with a tight seam that prevents water from seeping through.


Once the floor is installed, you will notice it feels warmer and quieter than tile, and spills wipe up without staining or warping the surface. The planks stay flat and do not buckle even in humid conditions, and the wear layer resists scratches from furniture and pet claws. The wood-look finish matches the tone of your cabinets or trim without the maintenance requirements of real hardwood.


We leave an expansion gap around the perimeter to allow the floor to shift slightly with temperature changes, and we cover the gap with baseboards or quarter-round molding. LVP does not require sealing or refinishing, and it can be cleaned with a damp mop and standard floor cleaner. Most installations are completed in one to two days depending on room size.

Questions that come up before installation day

Homeowners in Albertville usually ask how luxury vinyl plank compares to laminate, whether it works over concrete, and how long the floor will last in high-traffic areas.

  • What is the difference between LVP and laminate flooring?

    Luxury vinyl plank is fully waterproof and more flexible, while laminate has a wood core that can swell if water sits on it too long. LVP is a better choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.


  • Can you install LVP over concrete?

    Yes, LVP installs directly over concrete as long as the surface is clean, level, and dry. We test for moisture and apply a vapor barrier if needed before laying the planks.



  • How long does luxury vinyl plank last?

    Quality LVP flooring lasts fifteen to twenty years in residential use, and the wear layer protects the surface from scratches and fading. High-traffic areas may show minor wear over time, but the floor stays waterproof and structurally sound.



  • Will the floor feel cold in the winter?

    LVP is warmer underfoot than tile or concrete, and you can add a cushioned underlayment for extra comfort. Some homeowners in Albertville also use area rugs in living rooms and bedrooms for added warmth.



  • Do I need to remove baseboards before installation?

    We can install LVP with or without removing baseboards. If you want a cleaner look, we remove the baseboards and reinstall them after the floor is down. If not, we cover the expansion gap with quarter-round molding.


Mr Home Solutions has installed luxury vinyl plank flooring in Albertville kitchens where the old linoleum was peeling and basements where humidity made hardwood impossible. Contact us to review plank styles and get a detailed estimate for your flooring project.