Flooring Installation Services – Vinyl, Tile, Wood & Laminate by Lexington Bath & Tile
When it comes to professional flooring installation, Lexington Bath & Tile is your trusted partner in delivering exceptional results. We specialize in installing vinyl flooring, tile flooring, wood flooring, and laminate flooring for both residential and commercial clients. Whether you are remodeling a kitchen, upgrading your living room, or renovating a commercial space, our team provides high-quality craftsmanship that ensures your floors look stunning and last for years.
Why Choose Professional Flooring Installation
First and foremost, professional installation is critical for the durability and longevity of your floors. Even the best vinyl flooring or wood flooring can fail if installed incorrectly. Lexington Bath & Tile ensures every project is done right the first time by preparing the sub-floor properly, using the correct installation methods, and paying attention to detail.
Moreover, installing laminate flooring or tile flooring requires precision to avoid problems such as gaps, buckling, or uneven surfaces. According to The Spruce, “Vinyl and laminate are the two top contenders for durable, economical, attractive, and easy-to-install flooring.” By hiring professionals, you avoid costly mistakes and enjoy beautiful, long-lasting results.
Vinyl Flooring Installation
Modern vinyl flooring has come a long way from basic sheet vinyl. Luxury vinyl planks (LVP) and tiles (LVT) can mimic the look of natural wood or stone while offering water resistance and durability. At Lexington Bath & Tile, we install vinyl flooring using the most effective techniques, whether it’s a floating floor or glue-down system.
Our vinyl flooring installation process includes:
- Sub-floor inspection and moisture testing
- Removal or leveling of existing flooring if necessary
- Application of a vapor barrier or underlayment
- Accurate layout and installation of planks or tiles
- Finishing touches, including transition strips and base moldings
Because vinyl is highly durable and water-resistant, it’s ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, basements, and high-traffic areas. For additional guidance, see this vinyl flooring installation guide.
Tile Flooring Installation
Tile flooring provides timeless elegance and is perfect for wet areas, entryways, or formal spaces. Our team installs ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone tiles with precision to ensure lasting beauty.
Key steps in our tile flooring installation process include:
- Inspecting and preparing the sub-floor for stability and flatness
- Installing backer board or mortar beds as required
- Using high-quality thin-set mortar and grout for a durable finish
- Cutting and laying tiles with consistent spacing and level checks
- Sealing grout and cleaning tiles for a polished result
With professional tile installation, you avoid common issues such as cracking, hollow sounds, or water penetration, ensuring your floors look flawless for years.
Wood Flooring Installation
For a natural, warm aesthetic, wood flooring remains a premium choice. Lexington Bath & Tile installs both solid and engineered hardwood with expert precision.
Our wood flooring installation process includes:
- Sub-floor preparation and moisture checks
- Acclimating wood planks to the room’s temperature and humidity
- Installing wood using nail-down, glue-down, or floating methods
- Sanding and finishing (for solid hardwood) or applying protective coatings
- Installing moldings, transitions, and thresholds
Because wood expands and contracts with humidity, our team ensures proper expansion gaps and finishing for a seamless, professional result.
Laminate Flooring Installation
Laminate flooring is a cost-effective alternative to hardwood or tile, offering beautiful finishes with easy maintenance. Like vinyl, laminate is typically installed as a floating floor.
Our laminate flooring installation includes:
- Preparing and leveling the sub-floor, adding underlayment as needed
- Installing planks with click-lock systems, maintaining expansion gaps
- Installing transitions and baseboards for a clean finish
- Providing care instructions to extend the life of your floor
Laminate is durable and stylish but should be used in areas with low moisture to maintain its integrity. For more on laminate vs. vinyl flooring, see Home Depot’s guide.
Choosing the Right Flooring for Your Space
With vinyl, tile, wood, and laminate flooring, selecting the right material depends on:
- Traffic & activity level: Vinyl and tile are ideal for high-traffic areas.
- Moisture exposure: Kitchens, bathrooms, and basements require water-resistant options.
- Budget: Laminate and vinyl provide affordability, while wood and stone offer high-end appeal.
- Aesthetic preference: Wood offers warmth and natural beauty, whereas vinyl and laminate can mimic that look for less.
- Installation time: Tile requires more curing and time than floating systems like vinyl or laminate.
At Lexington Bath & Tile, we evaluate your space, goals, and budget to help you select the best flooring type.
Why Choose Lexington Bath & Tile for you Flooring Installation Services
When you choose Lexington Bath & Tile for flooring installation, you benefit from:
- Experienced installers specializing in vinyl, tile, wood, and laminate
- Full-service support from sub-floor prep to finishing touches
- Premium materials and best practices for long-lasting results
- Clear communication and customer-focused service
- Transparent pricing and consultation
Start Your Flooring Project Today
Whether you’re upgrading with vinyl flooring, installing tile flooring, or enhancing your home with wood or laminate flooring, professional installation makes all the difference. Lexington Bath & Tile is here to guide you through the process, ensuring your floors are beautiful, durable, and perfectly installed.
Contact Lexington Bath & Tile today for a free consultation and estimate on your flooring Installation Services . Let’s transform your space with expert flooring installation that exceeds expectations.
For further guidance on choosing the right floor for your home, visit Consumer Reports’ flooring buying guide.