Reply: Does anyone know the life expectancy for plank flooring?

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[quote="anonymous post=52502 userid=0"]So far 5 years. We replaced after hurricane Harvey. We may need to replace a piece or two here and there that get damaged. Could last longer, just depends on clientele and how it's taken care of.[/quote]
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Janice Marcum Quill

Our vendor says ours has a 25 year life

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

Brad Wuerer

We're getting 10 to 12 years out of plank flooring

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

Robin Riecke

The durability and thickness of the flooring greatly affects how long LVP flooring will last. If installed correctly and maintained appropriately, the flooring can last from 10-20 years depending on location and the thickness installed. You probably should ask the provider of the specific flooring.

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

Stacey Pichette

Carpet is 7 years. LVP - 15 years. We usually keep a box on hand for repairs so that we don’t have to call the company back out to replace a plank or two

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

Matt Morris

5-10. Really depends on if in a unit or a rental office. And carpet, 2-5. At least for where I work in most areas. That’s life expectancy. Not a guarantee.

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

Sophie Rivera

I use to do 10 years, but of course it depends on the quality. The flooring rep should know.

Posted 2 years 5 months ago

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Does anyone know the life expectancy for plank flooring?