Vinyl Flooring Gold Coast
Vinyl flooring supplied and installed in Gold Coast homes, units and rentals, including floor preparation, trims and skirtings.
Vinyl plank flooring is fully waterproof, soft and quiet underfoot and a good fit for Gold Coast rentals, units and kitchens on a flat slab. It needs a very smooth subfloor because thin vinyl shows bumps. We measure, check the slab and quote a fixed price.
- Pricing
- Quoted per job after a free measure
- Typical install
- 1 - 3 days for an average home
- Licence
- QBCC Licence No. 15620733, fully insured
- Coverage
- All Gold Coast suburbs
Overview
Vinyl plank is a popular choice for Gold Coast rental properties and apartments because it is waterproof, quiet and hard wearing. Glue-down and loose-lay vinyl both rely on a smooth, flat slab, so floor preparation is the part that decides how good it looks. We prepare the floor properly, lay the vinyl and finish the edges with trims and skirtings.
What's included
- Vinyl flooring supply and installation
- Removing old carpet, vinyl or floating floors
- Slab grinding, levelling and moisture checks
- Underlay suited to the product and building
- Trims, scotia, skirtings and door trimming
Vinyl or hybrid?
Many Gold Coast owners who ask about vinyl end up comparing it with hybrid. Our hybrid vs laminate vs vinyl guide explains the differences, and our hybrid flooring page covers the most popular option. See flooring Gold Coast for every floor we install.
Why choose Orange Projects
Licensed and insured
Orange Projects holds QBCC Licence No. 15620733 and carries the insurance needed for our work.
Local experience
We understand Gold Coast homes, coastal conditions and the practical details that affect local building work.
Clear written quotes
You receive an itemised quote after we inspect the site and confirm the scope.
Careful workmanship
Our carpenters and trade partners focus on solid work, clean details and a tidy site.
One point of contact
We coordinate the work and keep you informed from the first visit through to handover.
Straight answers
We explain the work, timing and decisions in plain language.
Suitable materials
We choose materials that suit the job and local weather conditions.
Workmanship support
We stand behind our work and explain the warranties that apply to your project.
Our process
- 1
Site inspection
We attend the property, inspect the actual condition rather than working from photos alone, and talk through what you want the finished result to be. Bring any reports, strata approvals or insurance paperwork you already have.
- 2
Written fixed-price quote
You receive an itemised quote covering labour, materials, rubbish removal and any engineering or certification required. Where the full extent of damage can only be confirmed once linings or decking boards come off, we say so up front and quote the investigative stage separately rather than hiding it in an allowance.
- 3
Approvals and scheduling
Where certification, an engineer's design or body corporate approval is needed, we organise it and book the works into a dated program so you know which days we are on site.
- 4
Carry out the works
Protected floors, dust control, tidy site each afternoon and photo updates as we go. Occupied homes, tenanted properties and trading businesses are all worked around rather than shut down where possible.
- 5
Handover
Final walkthrough, defect check, invoice and any documentation - engineering certificates, Form 16s, product warranties - handed over with the job.
Areas we service on the Gold Coast
Servicing the Gold Coast and Logan, including these Gold Coast areas:
- Robina
- Burleigh Heads
- Mermaid Waters
- Helensvale
- Hope Island
- Coomera
- Southport
- Broadbeach
- Palm Beach
- Miami
- Varsity Lakes
- Ashmore
We also service Logan:
Frequently asked questions
Is vinyl flooring waterproof?
Yes. Vinyl itself is waterproof, which makes it a good choice for kitchens, laundries and rentals.
Can vinyl go over tiles?
Only if the tiles are flat and the grout lines are filled, otherwise the pattern can show through. We check on site.
Is vinyl the same as hybrid?
No. Hybrid has a rigid core and is more forgiving of uneven floors. Vinyl is thinner and softer.