Waterproof Vinyl Stairs, Matched to the Room Around Them

Stairs get more daily wear than almost any other surface, and vinyl is one of the only materials that's fully waterproof, scratch-resistant, and quiet underfoot at the same time. For basement stairs that see snowmelt and groceries, or households with dogs that struggle on hardwood, it holds up in ways carpet and bare wood both eventually give out on. If a softer surface matters more to you, compare it with carpet stairs.

Providence Flooring builds vinyl stair systems across South Jersey using the same plank as the adjoining luxury vinyl plank floor, so the staircase reads as one continuous surface instead of a separate project.

Vinyl stairs typically fail one of two ways: the plank lifts at the nosing from poor adhesion, or the tread underneath was never leveled and every step squeaks. We use construction adhesive plus hidden fasteners behind the nosing and skim-coat every tread flat before the plank goes down, so the staircase feels as solid as hardwood stairs without the upkeep. Read reviews from homeowners across South Jersey.