Glue-Down LVP Flooring

What makes glue-down LVP different

Glue-down LVP is bonded directly to the floor instead of floating on top of it. That gives it a solid, quiet feel underfoot, and it stays put in large open rooms and under heavy furniture. Because it sits lower than floating floors, it can also make door and height transitions easier.

A strong match for concrete slabs

Many Tampa Bay homes sit on concrete slabs, which makes glue-down LVP a natural fit. The slab has to be clean, flat and dry, so we check for moisture and prepare the surface before any adhesive goes down. That prep is the most important part of the job, and it is where a careful installer shows the difference.

Floating or glue-down?

Glue-down flooring takes more preparation and is harder to remove later, but it handles large spaces well. Floating LVP installs faster and is easier to replace. We look at your floor, your rooms and how you live, and we help you choose the right option for your home or condo.

Where we work

We serve homeowners in St. Petersburg, Tampa, Clearwater and Largo, across Pinellas and Hillsborough counties.

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