
HomeAdvisor's Rubber Flooring Cost Guide gives poured or rubber tile prices. Explore info about the gym, kitchen, and other rubber floors.

For planks, you’ll need an extra 10% to cover waste. For sheet floors, expect to waste at least 20%.
A square yard of vinyl is 9 square feet. Typically, you’ll pay $18 to $45 to have a professional purchase and install a square yard.
Vinyl flooring thickness matters for both durability and feel. Thicker floors have a more cushioned feel to them and typically have a thicker wear layer.
Vinyl plank floors typically come in 8- and 9-inch widths, though a few brands offer widths up to 12 inches.
How many tiles you’ll need depends on the area of your floor and the size of the tiles you’re using. To get an exact number for your floor, use our resilient tile calculator.
To find out how much sheet laminate you need for your floor, enter the width and length into the calculator above.
To cut a vinyl plank, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. However, there are two common methods:
Score it with a utility knife and then “snap” the plank.
Use a miter, circular or chop saw.
From average costs to expert advice, get all the answers you need to get your job done.

HomeAdvisor's Rubber Flooring Cost Guide gives poured or rubber tile prices. Explore info about the gym, kitchen, and other rubber floors.

HomeAdvisor’s Engineered Vinyl Plank (EVP) Flooring Cost Guide looks at the cost of materials and labor. Find the average cost of EVP flooring per square foot.

HomeAdvisor’s Marmoleum Pricing Guide covers cost factors associated with installing this natural linoleum product. Learn Marmoleum costs and why you should choose it.

Explore how much linoleum flooring costs to install based on factors such as the project size, linoleum type, and labor rates.

Use this guide to budget for vinyl flooring installation, exploring how factors such as the space size, flooring type, and labor rates affect your total bill.