The Hot Take: Are Waterproof Laminates Replacing Tile in Sacramento Kitchens?

In Sacramento kitchens, tile has always been the default choice—durable, waterproof, and classic. But waterproof laminate flooring has evolved faster in the last five years than tile has in the last twenty. Which raises the hot question: Are Sacramento homeowners replacing tile with waterproof laminate?

Why This Trend Is Exploding

Modern waterproof laminate offers:

  • Realistic wood looks

  • Soft, comfortable underfoot feel

  • No cold-tile effect in winter

  • Fast installation

  • Lower total cost

For many Sacramento homeowners, that’s enough to switch.

The Technology That Changed Everything

Older laminate had MDF cores that swelled with moisture.

New waterproof laminate uses:

  • Hydrophobic coatings

  • Sealed edges

  • Rigid cores

  • Waterproof locking systems

Many can handle 24–72 hours of standing water, depending on the brand.

Style Matters—And Laminate Wins

Tile struggles to mimic wood convincingly. Laminate excels at:

  • Wire-brushed texture

  • Hand-scraped detail

  • Matte finishes

  • Wide-plank visuals

For open-concept homes where the kitchen flows into the living room, laminate gives a seamless look tile can’t match.

Where Tile Still Wins

Let’s be honest—tile isn’t going anywhere.

Tile still outperforms laminate in:

  • Extreme moisture areas (mudrooms, walk-in showers)

  • Under heavy appliances

  • For homeowners who want 30+ year longevity

The Real Sacramento Trend

Not a full replacement—but a major shift.

Sacramento homeowners now choose:

  • Tile for bathrooms

  • Waterproof laminate for kitchens

  • Hardwood or laminate for living areas

This creates design flow and better comfort underfoot.

Final Verdict

Waterproof laminate is absolutely stealing market share—but it hasn’t dethroned tile entirely.

Upgrade Your Kitchen

Visit or call Floor Store of Sacramento to compare waterproof laminate and tile alternatives. Proudly serving Citrus Heights, Folsom, El Dorado Hills, and Fairs Oaks, CA.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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