LVT, LVP & Vinyl Flooring in Denver

Let us assist you in exploring our hard surface options with our expert guidance as flooring wholesalers and installers, ensuring the perfect fit for your needs and budget.

We ensure that all our vinyl flooring products are free from phthalates, which are chemical compounds commonly used to increase flexibility and durability in plastics. Phthalates have raised health concerns due to their potential adverse effects on human health and the environment. By eliminating phthalates from our vinyl flooring, we prioritize the safety and well-being of our customers and contribute to environmental sustainability.

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) is the hottest product in the flooring industry today. LVT is designed to replicate the appearance of classic flooring options like tile and stone without the cost for materials, complete with gorgeous natural colors and surface textures that feel like the real thing. Some styles are even made to be installed with the look of grout.

From the design of your new LVT flooring to how it’s installed, you have decisions to make. Click here to see what choices need to be made and what you should consider.

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) Flooring

Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) is luxury vinyl flooring that looks like wood planks in everything from color to species. Like with LVT, the benefit of LVP is that it is cheaper than hardwood flooring, while maintaining the same great look. Surface textures often include the look of scraping or embossing, which dramatically heighten the realism.

Sheet Vinyl Flooring

There are a variety of advantages that come with installing vinyl flooring in your home. Vinyl flooring is a solid surface that is low maintenance, water resistant, inexpensive and durable.

Sheet Vinyl flooring is a solid surface that is low maintenance, water resistant, inexpensive and durable.

What is the average time it takes to install vinyl flooring?

Due to the scope of work, each project has differing timelines. However, the typical installation of a vinyl job takes 3-7 days. Some factors that can make a job take more or less time are as follows; moving of furniture and/or appliances, demo, removing and replacing toilets, removing and replacing baseboards, number and size of rooms, stairs, etc.

What makes our flooring installation team different than others?

At Weaver Carpets we have been in business since 1958. We have worked with all our install crews for many years. We require all our installers to back their installations with a 1-year warranty. We also require all our installation crews to be insured. We have dedicated installation crews for each type of flooring project, and they are experts in their field.

How long has our company been in business?

At Weaver Carpets we have been family owned and operated since 1958. Being a family owned and operated small business allows us to give our customers a personal touch experience while remaining wholesale to the public.

Do you offer a warranty?

All products that we carry at Weaver Carpets come with a manufacturer warranty. As well as all our installations are backed by a 1-year install warranty.

What type of flooring do you specialize in?

At Weaver Carpets we specialize in carpet, vinyl, hardwood, tile and laminate. Having been in business since 1958, that has allowed us to fully understand all the types of flooring that we specialize in. We have dedicated installation crews for each type of flooring project, and they are experts in their field.

What is vinyl flooring?

The vinyl used for flooring today has come a long way from what you might remember. Vinyl, or “resilient flooring” can be defined as sheet vinyl, luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), or luxury vinyl planks (LVP). Vinyl is an extremely durable, and fashionable flooring choice. It typically has great manufacturer warranties and a large array of designs and styles to suit every unique home. Vinyl today offers a more affordable and sometimes more durable product than hardwood and tile, while replicating the look of hardwood and tile.

Can you install vinyl over existing flooring?

The answer to this is a little complex. Yes, you can with some types of flooring. However, it is not smart or desirable in all instances. When installing over a preexisting floor, this will cause the new floor to be higher than the existing floor. Resulting in height variances and tripping hazards in your floor which is not alway desirable.

Are vinyl floors waterproof?

While vinyl is water resistant and one of the better flooring options in areas such as bathrooms and kitchens, it is not fully waterproof. With that said, you will typically not have issues with normal spills as you would with hardwoods. It is always best to wipe up spills when you see them to keep your floors looking beautiful.

Are vinyl floors scratch resistant?

Yes, vinyl floors are scratch resistant. It is a great flooring option for homes with dogs as their nails can scratch hardwoods, but are less likely to scratch vinyl. With that said, vinyl is not scratch proof. Therefore, it is best to take precautions to avoid scratches (i.e. felt pads on furniture legs/feet, trimming dogs nails regularly, etc)

What are advantages of LVT/LVP over sheet vinyl?

Sheet vinyl typically tends to be a lower end look and for people trying to keep costs very minimal. While LVT/LVP replicates the look of wood and tile better and give a luxury look because they are laid in a pattern similar to tile or hardwood. Another upside to having LVT/LVP is should a plank get scratched, you can typically replace a plank or a two and then have no more issues. However, if you scratch sheet vinyl you would need to replace the entire piece to get rid of the scratch.

Can I put vinyl in my basement?

Yes, you can put all vinyl in basement and it is a great option. However, some are more difficult than others and you will want to select the type depending on a few factors. Are the subfloors flat? If your subfloor in your basement is not completely flat, you will want to purchase a glue down type. Floating floors with click locking mechanisms will not holdup well in this type of situation because the floor will not be sitting flat. This will cause the click locks to break or come apart and can cause cracking of the planks. Will you be installing directly over cement subfloors? If this case you will want to choose a product that has a cushion backing included as part of the plank/tile. This will give you a slight added cushion so it doesn’t feel like you are walking directly on cement. In any instance, vinyl allows a wide variety of options that will be great and last a long time in your basement.