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Choosing the right type of flooring can feel overwhelming. After all, you don’t want to make the wrong decision and wind up with floors that don’t suit your needs. That said, we’ll discuss important considerations when researching the pros and cons of vinyl floors so you can feel confident when selecting your preferred flooring material. We’ll review everything you need to know about vinyl flooring and its benefits. If you have additional questions about vinyl flooring’s pros and cons after you finish reading, please use the comment section below and we’ll do our best to provide concise answers.
The Benefits of Vinyl Flooring

 Vinyl flooring has many alluring qualities including being waterproof, easy to install, and cost-effective. Let’s review what makes vinyl floor a great choice for a variety of situations. 

Vinyl Flooring Is 100% Waterproof 

Careless fumbles with water glasses and leaky appliances are no match for vinyl flooring—the waterproof top layer prevents any damage from occurring in these instances. This characteristic makes vinyl flooring ideal for moisture-prone places like kitchens and bathrooms.

Vinyl Flooring Is Pet & Scratch-Resistant

 Four-legged family members tend to scratch up flooring, but high-quality CALI vinyl uses a scratch-resistant 20mm wear layer to protect your vinyl planks from pets. This durability ensures you don’t have to worry about dog paws and cat claws damaging your new flooring. Vinyl Flooring Is Easy to Clean 

The smooth surface of vinyl flooring makes it incredibly easy to clean regularly. Sweep with an ordinary or microfiber broom daily will keep vinyl flooring looking brand new. Plus, for a more thorough cleaning, a dry or damp mop will do the trick. 

Vinyl Flooring Is Cost-Effective 

Vinyl flooring is far less expensive than other similar-quality flooring options. For example, hardwood or tile flooring materials can be between $5-$20 per square foot, but the total cost of both material and installation for vinyl may be between $3-10 per square foot. Vinyl Flooring Is Customizable to Your Style The sky’s the limit in terms of what you can achieve with vinyl plank flooring aesthetically. Different colors and textures are all well within reach, and with the added durability compared to hardwood, it can thrive in any room. Vinyl Flooring Simulates the Look of Real Wood Although vinyl flooring isn’t authentic wood, high-quality vinyl flooring can be practically indistinguishable from the real thing based on available colors, patterns, and textures. 

Vinyl Flooring Is Quick and Easy to Install 

Vinyl can be installed right out of the box because it doesn’t need to be acclimated. Plus, the sturdy click-lock design makes installing vinyl planks an absolute breeze. 

Vinyl Flooring Is Quieter 

Many types of vinyl flooring are placed with a cork underlay which serves to dampen sound, including walking and dropped items. Our 20mil vinyl maximize the benefit of sound suppression thanks to its rigid core. For most people, cost-effectiveness and convenience are among the most enticing benefits of vinyl flooring.