Typical cost
$440–$630
Average $500
National price data from Angi (HomeAdvisor). Updated June 2026.
Most people pay $440–$630, about $500 on average. Enter your ZIP to compare free quotes from top-rated pros near you.
Most people pay $440–$630 for vinyl floor repair. Compare free quotes from local pros below to see what your project will cost near you.
| Vinyl Flooring Type | Average Repair Cost (Per Sq. Ft.) |
|---|---|
| Vinyl Sheet | $3.50–$5.00 |
| Vinyl Plank | $9.50–$12.00 |
| Vinyl Tile | $9.50–$12.00 |
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Brenda R. says, “Did and amazing job with my floor definitely recommended they have great prices as well.”
James G. says, “We had a challenge for David, working with half-installed floors (due to flood damage) that I wanted connected to new planks without having to install transitions. David found a solution. His team was kind, worked efficiently, and were considerate of our space. His quote was precise, and he handled our many questions and instructions professionally.”
Amber B. says, “Exceeded expectations! The floors and stairs turned out amazing! Baseboards are beautiful. Can't wait to use this crew again.”
Jim W. says, “We recently had LVP flooring installed and couldn’t be happier with the experience. Diane came out and walked us through the best product and color options, making the selection process easy and stress-free. She set clear expectations for each step, so we always knew what to expect. The installers were fast, efficient, and clearly knew what they were doing. Highly recommend this team for anyone considering new flooring!”
Nurriya M. says, “The floors were a great price for the quality and workmanship you get. We would recommend them to anyone and will be coming back in the future for more remodeling! K&N”
Deryl B. says, “I would definitely recommend CR Flooring to anyone looking for quality flooring installation. Great work, great communication, and a beautiful result!”
Jerry G. says, “He installed an antique French door like it was a storm door, in front of our entry door. To make the antique door fit the opening, wood had to be added on one side of the door and across the top edge. He worked in the evenings after his regular job and arrived when he said he would each day till the job was finished. He worked quickly and amazingly efficiently. I could tell he really knew what he was doing, although he told me he had never done this kind of job before. On the job, we agreed on an additional price for him to caulk, sand and repaint the door. And his charge was very reasonable, several hundred dollars less than another bid I got. I made a couple suggestions to make the installation more complete and he willingly did them without adding to the charge. I was very well pleased, so was my wife, and we are already planning additional projects for him to do. We have found our man for work around our home that I can't do myself.”
Clem B. says, “Our floors were installed beautifully. Edwin, the installer, was very meticulous. Although they are a little pricey, they know their worth. We would consider using them for future projects.”
Janet W. says, “I even have him coming back to lay new flooring for me in my bedroom and work on part of my fence. I really recommend him. His wife is also going to do a deep cleaning for me. I definitely recommend Cody if you need a job done.”
Kenneth V. says, “General Wood Flooring was professional and punctual from removing the carpet and keeping the area clean to installing our Engineered Hardwood Floors. The floors look beautiful the transition's and the baseboards are perfect. If you are looking for a true professional you have found the company.”
Answers to commonly asked questions about vinyl floor repair near you.
Most people pay $440–$630 for vinyl floor repair, based on national price data from Angi (HomeAdvisor). The average is about $500. Small jobs can cost as little as $370, while large or complex ones can reach $770. Right now, local pros on this page list starting prices from $25.
The biggest price factors are material, and size. Describe these details when you request quotes so each pro can price your job accurately. Right now, local pros on this page list starting prices from $25.
Get quotes from at least three flooring pros, share photos and measurements up front, and ask what each quote includes (materials, labor, travel, cleanup). Prices well below $440 can mean a smaller scope or lower-quality materials.
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“Did and amazing job with my floor definitely recommended they have great prices as well.”
“Exceeded expectations! The floors and stairs turned out amazing! Baseboards are beautiful. Can't wait to use this crew again.”
“We recently had LVP flooring installed and couldn’t be happier with the experience. Diane came out and walked us through the best product and color options, making the selection process easy and stress-free. She set clear expectations for each step, so we always knew what to expect. The installers were fast, efficient, and clearly knew what they were doing. Highly recommend this team for anyone considering new flooring!”
“The floors were a great price for the quality and workmanship you get. We would recommend them to anyone and will be coming back in the future for more remodeling! K&N”
“I would definitely recommend CR Flooring to anyone looking for quality flooring installation. Great work, great communication, and a beautiful result!”
“He installed an antique French door like it was a storm door, in front of our entry door. To make the antique door fit the opening, wood had to be added on one side of the door and across the top edge. He worked in the evenings after his regular job and arrived when he said he would each day till the job was finished. He worked quickly and amazingly efficiently. I could tell he really knew what he was doing, although he told me he had never done this kind of job before. On the job, we agreed on an additional price for him to caulk, sand and repaint the door. And his charge was very reasonable, several hundred dollars less than another bid I got. I made a couple suggestions to make the installation more complete and he willingly did them without adding to the charge. I was very well pleased, so was my wife, and we are already planning additional projects for him to do. We have found our man for work around our home that I can't do myself.”
| Repair Size (Sq. Ft.) | Scope of Work | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | Minor patch or small mark | $20–$90 |
| 25 | Mid-sized repair zone | $50–$225 |
| 50 | Wide section or multiple spots | $100–$450 |
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