Classic American front porch with American Pro PVC porch flooring at golden hour
Best Porch Flooring to Buy

The best porch flooring to buy
is still here in twenty years.

If you're deciding what porch flooring to buy, start here. American Pro is engineered cellular PVC porch flooring with a real wood-grain finish, built to outlast wood, composite, tile, and stone: it won't rot, splinter, cup, or grey out. Tongue-and-grooved boards in both 3/4" and 7/8" thicknesses, six colors, and a 25-year stain and fade limited warranty. Made in the USA.

Why American Pro Porch

Six reasons it's the
last porch you'll install.

Every American Pro porch board is engineered to handle what porch boards actually go through: weather, wear, accidents, time. These are the six benefits we build for, on every plank.

01

Low Maintenance

Designed for minimal upkeep and easy cleaning. Enjoy a beautiful, hassle-free outdoor space without the need for constant attention.

02

Simple Installation

Installs the same way as wood. Save time and effort with easy-to-follow instructions and standard tools your installer already owns.

03

Fire Resistant

Engineered with fire-resistant properties for added safety. Peace of mind on every porch, in every season.

04

Fade Resistant

Long-lasting color that holds up to UV and weather. Maintain the vibrant appearance of your porch flooring for years.

05

Slip Resistant

A secure surface that minimizes the risk of accidents. Especially in the rain, snow, and morning dew where wood gets dangerous.

06

Environmentally Safe

Manufactured from partially repurposed polymers without sacrificing quality. A safer, sustainable choice for your home.

Six Finishes

Choose the color that
belongs on your home.

Cool greys, warm browns, and rich reds. Every finish is rendered in embossed wood-grain on the surface of the board. Order free samples of any combination and compare them in your own light.

Driftwood
Cool · Light Grey
Slate
Cool · Charcoal
Beachwood
Neutral · Warm Grey
Tuscany
Warm · Terracotta
Chestnut
Warm · Walnut
Redwood
Warm · Rosy Brown
American Pro porch flooring on an autumn front porch

Replace your old porch.
Without replacing your porch.

American Pro porch boards install the same way painted pine has for a century. Same fastening pattern, same standard joist spacing, same tools. Your installer doesn't need a manual; they need a saw.

Easy replacement of an old porch. Bring new life to a tired one. Add value to your home.

Patwin Plastics PVC extrusion facility producing American Pro porch flooring

Made from partially
repurposed polymers.

Sustainability isn't a marketing line for us, it's how we build. American Pro porch flooring is manufactured from partially repurposed polymers without sacrificing quality, durability, or finish.

It's a safer, sustainable choice for your home and a cleaner one for our shop floor.

Specifications

Engineered.
Not assumed.

Full technical data sheets, installation instructions, and span guidance are available on request. Contact our sales team for project-specific engineering support.

Tongue & GroovedBoard Profile
3/4" & 7/8"Available Thicknesses
6 colorsWood-Grain Finishes
Fire ResistantSurface Rating
Slip ResistantWalking Surface
Same as WoodInstallation Method
25 yrStain & Fade Limited Warranty
Porch Flooring Buying Guide

How to choose the best
porch flooring to buy.

Most people shopping for porch flooring weigh six materials: cellular PVC, wood-plastic composite, pressure-treated wood, natural hardwood like IPE, tile or stone, and poured concrete. The best porch flooring to buy is the one that holds up to weather, stays safe underfoot, and still looks right in twenty years. Here's how the options compare on the factors that actually matter on a porch.

Best porch flooring to buy: how the materials compare
What matters on a porch American Pro PVC Wood-plastic composite Pressure-treated wood Natural hardwood (IPE) Tile & stone Concrete
Rot & moisture Won't rot, no moisture path Wood fibers can absorb & swell Rots without constant sealing Resists rot, but checks & weathers Waterproof, but grout can fail Waterproof, can spall & crack
Splinters & cracking No grain, never splinters Can crack & chip at edges Splinters, checks & cracks Surface-checks & can splinter Can crack or chip on impact Cracks & chips over time
Fade resistance UV-stable, 25-yr fade warranty Fades, especially early years Greys out, needs refinishing Greys to silver without oiling Color-stable Surface dusts & stains fade
Slip resistance Slip-resistant in rain & snow Varies by brand Slick when wet Slick when wet Slippery unless textured Slick unless broom-finished
Maintenance Soap & water, no sealing Occasional cleaning Sand, stain & seal yearly Oil every 1-2 years Reseal grout, deep clean Periodic sealing
Installation Same as wood, standard tools Same as wood Standard tools Hard, dense, slow to cut Skilled trade, mortar & grout Forms, pour & cure
Cost over time Higher upfront, low lifetime cost Mid, replace if it fails Low upfront, high upkeep High upfront & ongoing oiling High install, periodic repair Mid install, repair on cracking
Origin Made in the USA, Linden NJ Often imported Varies Imported tropical hardwood Varies Local

The best porch flooring to buy is the one still doing its job in twenty years. Across rot, splinters, fade, slip resistance, and maintenance, cellular PVC is the only material that doesn't trade durability for looks. American Pro PVC porch flooring is engineered cellular PVC with a wood-grain finish that won't rot, splinter, cup, or grey out, backed by a 25-year stain and fade limited warranty and extruded right here in the United States.

Questions

Choosing the best
porch flooring.

The questions homeowners and builders ask most when they're deciding on porch flooring, answered straight.

What is the best porch flooring to buy?

The best porch flooring to buy is cellular PVC tongue-and-groove flooring, because it won't rot, splinter, cup, or grey out the way wood does and won't sag or stain like wood-plastic composite. Compared against pressure-treated wood, natural hardwood like IPE, tile, stone, and concrete, cellular PVC is the only option that stays low-maintenance and slip-resistant for decades. American Pro PVC porch flooring is engineered cellular PVC with a wood-grain finish, available in 3/4" and 7/8" thicknesses and six colors, slip, fire and fade resistant, made in the USA, and backed by a 25-year stain and fade limited warranty.

What porch flooring options should I compare before buying?

Most homeowners compare six porch flooring materials: cellular PVC, wood-plastic composite, pressure-treated wood, natural hardwood such as IPE, tile or stone, and poured concrete. Weigh each one on rot and moisture resistance, splintering, fade resistance, slip resistance, maintenance, and lifetime cost. Cellular PVC scores best on durability and upkeep, which is why it's the best porch flooring to buy for a porch you don't want to replace again.

Is PVC porch flooring better than composite or wood?

Yes. Cellular PVC has no wood fiber, so unlike composite it can't absorb moisture, swell, or stain, and unlike pressure-treated wood it never needs sanding, staining, or sealing. PVC won't splinter or grey out and stays slip-resistant in rain and snow, making it the longest-lasting, lowest-maintenance porch flooring to buy.

What is American Pro porch flooring made of?

American Pro porch flooring is engineered cellular PVC, extruded by Patwin Plastics in Linden, NJ. The boards are tongue-and-groove with a wood-grain surface and are available in 3/4" and 7/8" thicknesses.

How many colors of porch flooring are available?

Six wood-grain finishes are available. Free hand samples can be requested so the color can be evaluated on the actual home before installation.

Is American Pro porch flooring slip resistant?

Yes. The porch boards have a slip-resistant surface texture and are also fire and fade resistant.

What warranty does the PVC porch flooring carry?

American Pro PVC porch flooring carries a 25-year limited residential warranty against stain and fade.

Where is American Pro porch flooring manufactured?

Every porch board is extruded by Patwin Plastics at the company's vertically integrated polymer extrusion facility in Linden, New Jersey.

Where to Buy

Local stock,
local lumberyards.

American Pro porch flooring is sold through independent lumber dealers stocked by regional wholesale distributors. Find one near you below, or ask your local lumberyard to source it through their distributor.

Don't see your area on the list? Call us at 1-877-442-6776 or send us a note and we'll point you to the closest lumber dealer that carries American Pro porch flooring.

Free Samples

Bring the porch
home first.

Choose any of our six finishes and we'll mail you full board samples. Compare them in your own light, against your siding, next to your trim. Free shipping anywhere in the continental U.S.

  • Free shipping anywhere in the U.S.
  • Real product, real wood-grain finish
  • Ships within two business days
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