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Vinyl floors are low-maintenance, durable and affordable - when installed by a professional who knows what they're doing.
Here’s all you need to know about finding the best vinyl flooring installer near you.
How to find the best vinyl flooring installers near you
It’s quick and easy to find reliable and trusted tradespeople near you on Checkatrade.
1. Search your postcode
Enter your postcode in our search tool to browse vinyl flooring fitters in your area.
2. Easily check and compare
View profiles, check experience, and read customer reviews. Then create a shortlist of vinyl flooring installation companies near you.
3. Get in touch
Contact your chosen vinyl flooring installer to discuss the job, request quotes, and arrange a site visit.
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Hear from homeowners like you...
This London homeowner hired Farrants Flooring to level and lay LVT vinyl flooring in their kitchen, dining room and utility room:
Nigel was great from start to finish...There were some challenges, as expected with a house of over 120 years old, but Nigel was able to deal with these to ensure the floor was level and took time to lay out the design to ensure it looked perfect, especially around the unusual-shaped kitchen. The end result is fantastic! Looks and feels great!
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Why choose vinyl flooring?
You might choose vinyl flooring installation if you want a floor that:
Handles moisture well – Vinyl is naturally water-resistant, making it a great option for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms
Stands up to heavy foot traffic – Its durable surface works well in busy areas like hallways and family kitchens
Is comfortable underfoot – Vinyl flooring often feels warmer and softer than tiles or stone
Offers a stylish finish on a budget – Modern vinyl can replicate herringbone wood, stone and tile designs at a more affordable price
Is easy to clean and maintain – A simple sweep and mop is usually enough to keep it looking good
However, like most things in the home, a quality installation is key to vinyl flooring looking good and lasting.

What does vinyl flooring installation involve?
A vinyl flooring fitter will usually:
Remove old flooring if needed
Prepare or level the subfloor
Install underlay if needed (or plywood if you're laying vinyl flooring onto floorboards)
Add adhesive if needed for vinyl sheeting
Cut sheet vinyl, LVT or planks to the exact size (planks are staggered to create a natural look)
Lay vinyl (always working from a corner first)
Seal edges and finish trims
Some installers can also repair damaged flooring or install commercial vinyl flooring.
If adhesive has been used, it’s important to give it time to fully set. Wait at least 24 hours before walking over your newly laid vinyl flooring and 48 hours before replacing furniture.

Thinking of laying your new floor yourself? Our how to lay vinyl flooring guide takes you through the steps involved.
How much does vinyl flooring installation cost in the UK?
The average vinyl floor installation cost in a medium-sized room is between roughly £200 and £400, including materials.
On the other hand, luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) will cost significantly more.
That said, it's worth noting the cost to fit vinyl flooring in the UK can vary widely depending on several factors, including:
Size of your room
Type of vinyl (vinyl plank and sheet vinyl flooring are both options)
Quality of vinyl (luxury vinyl tiles and herringbone LVT will cost more)
The quality of the underlay
Location
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Is hiring vinyl flooring contractors worth it?
While some click-fit vinyl can be DIY-friendly, most vinyl flooring is best installed by professionals. Here's why:
Professional finish: An expert will have the tools, knowledge and experience needed to make sure your vinyl floor is installed to a high standard
Saves time (and hassle!): Vinyl flooring contractors know what they’re doing and will be able to install your floor quickly and efficiently
Expertise: A professional vinyl flooring fitter can recommend the best type of vinyl for your needs, and give you tips on how to look after your new floor
Questions to ask before hiring a vinyl flooring installer
Have you installed similar vinyl flooring before?
What type of subfloor prep for my type of vinyl flooring is needed?
How long will the installation take?
How long after installation can I put back furniture?
Is waste removal included?
What’s included in the quote? (Underlay? Adhesive?)
Is insurance in place for the work?

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.
Why use Checkatrade to find a vinyl flooring installer near you?
Checked - Every Checkatrade member must pass up to 12 checks and commit to upholding the Checkatrade Standard
Reviewed - Over 6.2 million reviews have been published on Checkatrade on everything from communication, tidiness, timekeeping, and quality of work
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Request a quote, search in the Checkatrade app, or enter your postcode below to find vinyl flooring fitters near you.
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Wondering if you can lay vinyl flooring yourself? Or considering the pros and cons of laminate flooring? At Checkatrade, we're here to help you find a flooring installer that's best for the job in hand.

Other FAQS about vinyl flooring
Does vinyl flooring need to be glued down?
No, not all vinyl flooring has to be glued down. Vinyl planks that click into place generally won’t need adhesive. However, sheet vinyl usually will need to be glued to the floor.
Normally, thinner, non-cushioned types will need to be glued all over. However, cushioned vinyl will only need to be glued around the edges and at joins.
How long does vinyl flooring installation take?
Most vinyl floor installations take one day for a single room, depending on floor preparation and drying times. Larger spaces or complex layouts may take longer.
What types of vinyl flooring can installers fit?
Professional vinyl flooring fitters can install:
Sheet vinyl flooring
Luxury vinyl tiles (LVT)
Luxury vinyl planks (LVP)
Click vinyl flooring
Herringbone vinyl flooring
Can vinyl flooring be installed over existing floors?
Yes, sometimes vinyl flooring can be installed over existing floors like concrete or existing tiles, provided the floor is smooth, dry and level.
However, if the surface is uneven, installers may first apply a smoothing compound or subfloor board.
Do you need an underlay for vinyl flooring?
You don’t always need an underlay for vinyl flooring. Many vinyl products have built-in backing.
However, installers may recommend underlay or subfloor preparation to improve durability and comfort.
Can I install vinyl flooring myself?
Yes, if you’re a confident DIY-er, you can attempt to lay vinyl flooring yourself.
However, if you're unsure you have the tools or skills up to the job, it might be best to leave it to the professionals. A bodged job will show quickly and cost time and money to put right.

