Professional Vinyl Flooring Repair & Installation

Vinyl flooring repair can tackle scratches, holes, tears, and peeling, depending on the type of vinyl and the degree of damage.

• A foam eraser is ideal for removing minor scratches and scuff marks.
• Liquid vinyl seam sealer works well for small cuts and vinyl floor scratch repair.
• A vinyl repair kit is handy for small holes, tears, and other minor damage.
• A putty knife and vinyl adhesive can usually remedy peeling.
• Large damaged areas for sheet flooring may require the help of a vinyl floor repair service. For tile or plank vinyl, replacing the damaged piece is the best solution.

From traditional sheet vinyl to the latest tiles and planks, vinyl flooring provides a versatile solution for any space:

• Sheet vinyl is most suitable for larger areas and areas subject to moisture.
• Vinyl plank flooring is more robust and durable than typical sheet vinyl and often resembles natural wood with a wide selection of patterns and colors.
• Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is a step up in quality and appearance compared to traditional vinyl plank flooring.
• Vinyl tile is often scratch- and stain-resistant and resembles conventional ceramic and other tile. Because the flooring is installed in pieces, vinyl tile is perfect for a tailor-made look.
• Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) delivers the versatility of conventional vinyl tile with a premium look.

With adequate maintenance, you should only need to deep clean your vinyl flooring every six months or less.

• Vacuum or sweep at least weekly. If you use a vacuum cleaner, disengage the beater bar to prevent damage.
• Damp mop every two weeks using a pH-neutral cleaner, ensuring the floor doesn't get too wet.
• Remove stains ASAP with a cleaning cloth and liquid dish soap.
• Install protective covers on furniture legs to prevent scratches and other damage.
• Place rugs in heavily trafficked areas to minimize wear and protect your vinyl floor from dings and scratches.

No matter what type of vinyl flooring you want, we can install it anywhere in your home! We’ll take the necessary time to prepare the subfloor by filling in holes and sanding down high spots for a quality fit, finish, and look.

Depending on the damage and type of vinyl flooring, repair sometimes requires the replacement of the entire floor.

Find your local Mr. Handyman for vinyl flooring installation and repair you can trust. With over 100 locations across the US and Canada, your local Mr. Handyman is ready to help! Give us a call or request service online.