Resilient-vinyl flooring is a carefully engineered flooring option that mixes natural and synthetic materials. These specially crafted polymers combine to create an attractive and durable floor that is desirable for any room. It sits on the spectrum between soft floors — such as carpet — and hard floors — such as stone tile or hardwood. The team of flooring experts at Gene’s Floor Covering II recommends this type of flooring to their customers in Gulf Shores, AL.

The Benefits of Resilient-Vinyl Flooring

1. Durability

Vinyl flooring is constructed with polymers that make it very strong. Vinyl can typically last up to 20 years — even under intense usage. If it’s properly cared for, it will maintain its appearance for years. This makes it a popular choice among families with young children and pets that are tough on floors.

2. Comfort

Though hard flooring is very durable and easy to maintain, people tend to shy away from it because it’s not comfortable to walk on. The hard surface isn’t barefoot-friendly, and materials like tile or stone can get very cold during the winter. Vinyl provides all the benefits of hard flooring without sacrificing comfort, as it’s easier on the feet and stays neutral in any temperature.

3. Water Resistance

Having water-resistant flooring is extremely important in the kitchen and bathrooms. It’s also a wise choice throughout the rest of the house if you’re worried about tracking in mud or spilling liquids. Vinyl is highly water-resistant, so the material will stay strong in a humid or wet environment without warping or discoloring.

With all the best features from various hard and soft floors, installing resilient-vinyl is the best of both worlds. If you’re interested in resilient-vinyl for your home, Gene’s Floor Covering II is the place to go. They have an extensive inventory of the latest high-quality products. Their experts have served the Gulf Coast region for over 30 years and can help you select the right material as well as handle in-home measurements and professional installation. Contact them at (251) 968-6456 to talk about your new floor.