Johnson & Co. Flooring

Laminate & vinyl flooring

Durable, wood-look laminate and luxury vinyl plank from five brands, including True Touch, where we are an authorized retailer.

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True Touch Evolve flooring in the color Evergreen Elegance, in a bright sunroom.

What we carry

Laminate & Vinyl in our showroom

A sample of what we carry — full samples are always available in person.

Audacity Symphony XL flooring in the color Elton, in a bedroom.

Audacity Symphony XL · Elton

Laminate & Vinyl · Bedrooms

A light, natural wood look from Audacity’s Symphony XL line.

Stonington luxury vinyl tile (LVT) in the color Carlisle, in a bathroom.

Stonington LVT · Carlisle

Laminate & Vinyl · Kitchen & Bath

Luxury vinyl tile with a stone look, built for kitchens and baths.

Tarkett InStudio luxury vinyl tile in a warm terracotta tone.

Tarkett InStudio Vinyl Tile

Laminate & Vinyl · Kitchen & Bath

Luxury vinyl tile in a warm terracotta tone.

AeroCore flooring in the color Illusion Oak, in a kitchen.

AeroCore · Illusion Oak

Laminate & Vinyl · Kitchen & Bath

A warm, honey-toned wood look that pairs with light or dark cabinets.

Our work

Laminate & Vinyl projects

Good to know

Laminate & Vinyl questions

What is the difference between vinyl and laminate?

Laminate has a photographic wood-look layer over a dense core board. Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) is fully synthetic and waterproof, which makes it a better fit for kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Laminate can look a touch more like real wood grain up close. We carry both.

What is LVP?

LVP stands for luxury vinyl plank: a synthetic, waterproof flooring that looks like real wood or stone. It is durable, budget-friendly and well suited to busy households.

Which is best for homes with pets?

LVP and laminate are usually the easiest, since both resist scratches and moisture well.

Can I use it in a kitchen or bathroom?

Luxury vinyl plank is a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Laminate is better suited to drier living spaces and bedrooms.

How do I care for vinyl and laminate?

Sweep or vacuum, then damp-mop with a manufacturer-approved cleaner. Avoid steam mops and excess water, especially on laminate.

How long do they last?

Luxury vinyl plank and laminate typically last 15 to 25 years.

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