Luxury vinyl plank flooring in Sandy Springs, GA

LVP's rigid core makes it far more stable through Sandy Springs' hot, humid summers than solid hardwood, which is one reason it's such a popular choice for condos and lower levels throughout the city. This stability is especially valuable in older Riverside and Mount Vernon homes where decades of humidity exposure may have already affected the subfloor.

In older Sandy Springs homes, foundations and subfloors can be uneven or show signs of moisture from Georgia's clay soil shifting over the decades, so our installers test and level subfloors before installing LVP. In newer City Springs construction, freshly poured slabs need to be checked for proper cure and moisture levels before installation as well.

An in-house consultant visits your Sandy Springs home or condo to measure and test subfloor conditions, then helps you select a plank style from samples also available at our Alpharetta showroom. LVP generally requires less acclimation time than solid hardwood, helping keep project timelines shorter.

Our licensed installers prep the subfloor, address any leveling or moisture issues, and install the LVP as a floating or glue-down floor depending on the product. We finish with trim and transitions and walk the space with you before completion, with every job backed by a written warranty.

Light, wide-plank LVP is the top choice in Sandy Springs' newer City Springs condos and townhomes, giving an open, modern feel that suits smaller urban floor plans. In established Dunwoody Springs and Mount Vernon homes, warmer, more traditional wood-look LVP tends to blend better with existing trim and cabinetry.

For Sandy Springs homeowners converting a basement or lower level in an older Riverside home, waterproof LVP over a proper vapor barrier is typically our top recommendation, given the added moisture risk in homes built decades ago near the Chattahoochee. It's also a popular choice for rental and investment properties throughout the city.