Luxury vinyl plank is the floor we install more than any other, and the reason is simple: it is the only surface that is genuinely waterproof, comfortable to stand on, convincing as wood, and affordable enough to run through an entire house. Those four things almost never appear together.
For homeowners looking for vinyl flooring Charlotte, LVP offers a practical combination of durability, water resistance, comfort, and style. MyNewSurface supplies and installs vinyl plank flooring across Charlotte as part of complete flooring replacement projects — from a single level to a whole-home refloor. You choose materials with a designer in our showroom; we handle demolition, subfloor prep, installation, and cleanup. MyNewSurface installs LVP as part of complete flooring replacement projects across Charlotte.
Genuinely waterproof, not water-resistant. A rigid-core LVP plank can sit in standing water without swelling. That is what makes it the correct specification for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, basements and anywhere a household with kids or pets lives.
Comfortable underfoot. Softer and warmer than tile, quieter than laminate with the right underlayment. In a kitchen, where you stand for hours, this is the difference people notice most after installation.
Convincing wood and stone visuals. Current LVP uses embossed-in-register texture, so the grain you see lines up with the texture you feel. Wide planks, matte finishes, varied plank faces.
One material, whole house. Because it works in wet rooms and dry rooms alike, LVP can run continuously through an entire floor with no transitions. That single detail makes homes feel larger and more considered than any other flooring decision.
Straightforward repairs. A damaged plank in a glue-down or click installation can usually be replaced without disturbing the surrounding floor.
A wide range of full-size samples and displays to see real finishes and textures in person.
Access to expert designers who provide personalized recommendations.
Side-by-side product comparisons to help you confidently select materials.
A seamless transition from inspiration to design to installation.
Type | Construction | Best for |
|---|---|---|
Rigid mineral core | The most dimensionally stable option — best over uneven subfloors, sunrooms, and anywhere with big temperature swings. See our SPC guide | |
WPC (wood plastic composite) | Rigid composite core | Softer and warmer underfoot than SPC, with more sound absorption — bedrooms, living areas |
Glue-down LVP / LVT | Flexible, adhered to substrate | Very high traffic and large open areas; requires the flattest subfloor |
Tile-format vinyl | Stone and ceramic looks without the cold or the grout. See LVP vs LVT |
The two specifications that determine how your floor ages are wear layer thickness and core type. A 12 mil wear layer is entry-level residential; 20 mil handles dogs, kids and high traffic and is what we recommend for most whole-home projects. Everything else — color, plank width, finish, texture — is design.
Our full walkthrough: How to choose vinyl plank flooring.
1 · In-home measure. We measure every room precisely and assess the subfloor, existing transitions, and any moisture or level issues before quoting.
2 · Design consultation. Choose materials in our showroom with a designer. We plan transitions, tone flow and room-by-room material selection together.
3 · Detailed quote and timeline. An itemized, fixed-price proposal with a firm schedule. You know what it costs and when it finishes before we start.
4 · Demolition and installation. We remove and haul away the old flooring, prep and level the subfloor, and install. Furniture moving and daily cleanup included.
5 · Final walkthrough. We inspect every transition, edge, threshold and reveal with you before we close the job out.
The step people underestimate with LVP is subfloor flatness. Rigid-core planks bridge dips rather than following them, which creates hollow spots and stresses the locking joints. Thin glue-down LVP does the opposite — it telegraphs every imperfection right through to the surface. Either way the floor is only as good as what is under it, so we level before we install.
Charlotte — including Ballantyne, Myers Park, SouthPark, Blakeney, Dilworth and Uptown — plus Huntersville, Cornelius, Davidson, Lake Norman, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Waxhaw, Weddington, Indian Trail, Concord and Rock Hill, SC.
Is vinyl plank flooring really waterproof?
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Is vinyl plank good for pets?
It is the best mainstream option. Waterproof against accidents, scratch-resistant against claws, and warm enough that pets actually lie on it.
1. How long does a bathroom remodel take?
Most bathroom remodels take between 2–3 weeks, depending on the project scope and material availability. We provide a detailed schedule before starting.
2. Do you offer free estimates and design consultations?
Yes! We offer complimentary preliminary estimates and free 2D drawings to help you visualize the space. Once selections are finalized, we provide a fixed-price proposal with no surprises.
3. Can I see the materials before deciding?
Absolutely. Our showrooms feature full-size tile walls, vanities, countertops, and fixtures — so you can see every finish in person before making your decision.
4. What’s included in a full bathroom remodel?
Our turnkey service includes design, demolition, tile, plumbing, electrical, painting, shower glass, cabinetry, and fixture installation — all managed by our in-house team.
5. How much does a bathroom remodel cost?
The cost depends on size and materials, but most projects range between $20,000 and $45,000. Luxury primary baths may exceed $60,000. After your consultation, we’ll provide a detailed estimate.
1. Do you offer free estimates?
Yes, we provide complimentary preliminary estimates and design consultations to help you plan your project with clarity.
2. Can I mix different flooring materials in my home?
Absolutely. Our design team helps coordinate transitions and colors to ensure a harmonious flow between spaces.
3. How long does installation take?
Most flooring or countertop installations take 1–3 days depending on scope. Full interior remodels may take longer and will be scheduled in phases.
4. Do you handle demolition and disposal?
Yes. We remove and haul away old materials, ensuring a clean and ready workspace before new installation.
5. Can I see materials in person?
Of course — our showrooms display full-size flooring, tile, and countertop samples for you to touch and compare before deciding.
6. What kind of warranty do you offer?
We provide manufacturer warranties on materials and a one-year workmanship warranty on installations for your peace of mind.
1. Do you offer free estimates for outdoor projects?
Yes, we offer complimentary on-site estimates and consultations to help you explore design possibilities and project scope.
2. Are the materials you use suitable for outdoor conditions?
Absolutely. We use outdoor-rated materials like Dekton, granite, and porcelain designed to withstand UV rays, temperature changes, and moisture.
3. How long does an outdoor remodel take?
Most outdoor projects take between 2–6 weeks depending on the scope of work and permitting requirements.
4. Do you handle all trades — plumbing, electrical, and masonry?
Yes. MyNewSurface provides full-service outdoor remodeling, managing every aspect from demolition to lighting and final finishes.
5. What’s the typical investment for an outdoor kitchen or patio remodel?
Budgets vary depending on design and materials, but most projects range from $25,000–$75,000. After consultation, we provide an itemized, fixed-price proposal.
