Our garage floor coating covers 22 towns around Nashville, from Franklin and Brentwood to Clarksville and Columbia. Pick your town to see what its slabs and weather mean for your floor. Wherever you live, we come to your house for the free estimate and put your price in writing.
Twenty-two of them, in eight counties. They run from Franklin and Brentwood south of the city to Hendersonville and Gallatin north of it, and out to Clarksville and Columbia. Find yours in the list below.
Your floor is the same wherever you live: a diamond-ground slab, filled cracks, a polyurea base, full flake and a clear polyaspartic topcoat. What changes is the slab you start with. An older one gets more grinding, a damp one gets our moisture barrier, and a brand-new one waits 28 days to cure. Your town's page tells you which kind you're likely to have.
Bellevue, Antioch and Hermitage are part of Nashville itself, and Belle Meade sits right inside the city. Clarksville and Columbia are the farthest, about an hour's drive, and your estimate there is free too.
Don't see your town? Send us your address, and we'll tell you straight away whether we can do the job.



Pick your town to see what its slabs and weather mean for your garage floor.
If you live in Franklin or Nolensville, your slab is probably young. Brentwood has plenty of big side-entry garages.
Belle Meade's estate garages are older, and Bellevue, Antioch and Hermitage sit near the Harpeth or Percy Priest Lake. Every slab gets its own moisture read.
Keep a boat by Old Hickory Lake, own an older house in Springfield or have Army orders in Clarksville? There's a page for that.
Your Murfreesboro or Smyrna slab could date from the 1950s or from last year. La Vergne sits right by Percy Priest Lake.
Mt. Juliet has lots of new builds, and the garages around the Lebanon square have a few more years on them.
Spring Hill's neighborhoods are newer, and Columbia has plenty of older homes by the Duck River. Both get the same moisture test first.
Same floor, different starting point. These four things decide how much prep your slab needs, which is why we look at yours before we price it.
Got a 1970s ranch or a house finished last spring? About half of Columbia's homes went up before 1980, and older slabs need more grinding. New concrete has to cure 28 days before we coat it.
Most of Middle Tennessee sits on limestone, with clay on top that swells and shrinks. Your garage slab may rest right on it, with no plastic sheet in between, so we meter every floor.
Live near the Harpeth, the Duck, the Cumberland or one of the big lakes? If your lot sits low, or your garage has ever taken water, we take extra moisture readings before we quote.
Maybe yours is a three-car side-entry, a lake garage full of boat gear or a new build still wearing the builder's sealer. Each one changes the prep, and your written estimate shows exactly how.
Wherever you live, the visit works the same way. We come to your house, measure the floor, test your slab for moisture and leave a written, itemized price. You decide when you're ready.
Your install takes one working day on a dry slab, or two when it needs our moisture barrier primer. You can walk on it the next day and park on it after 72 hours.
Every floor carries a lifetime adhesion warranty, and your town doesn't change the price. Here's what a garage floor costs around Nashville.

Found your town? Picking a color is the fun part. Here are seven of the blends you can choose from. See the full gallery, or try a color on a photo of your own garage.







Twenty-two of them, in Williamson, Davidson, Rutherford, Wilson, Sumner, Robertson, Montgomery and Maury counties, and each has its own page above. If you don't see your town, send us your address. We'll tell you straight away whether we can do the job, and if we can, we'll book your free estimate.
No. Your garage sets the price, not your town. Its size, its cracks, any old paint or coating to grind off and whether the slab needs the moisture barrier all move the number. Around Nashville, a professional flake floor typically runs about $5 to $9 a square foot, and you get your exact price in writing. See the full cost breakdown.
Yes. Your estimate is free in every town we cover, the farthest ones included. We come to your house, measure the garage, test the slab for moisture and leave a written price. It's a short visit, and nobody will push you to sign on the spot.
One working day if your slab is dry. If it needs the moisture barrier primer, plan on two, because the primer cures overnight before the floor goes on. You can walk on your new floor the next day and park on it after 72 hours.
Yes. Every garage gets a diamond-ground slab, filled cracks and joints, a polyurea base coat, full flake and a clear polyaspartic topcoat with anti-slip grit. What changes is the prep for your slab. Older ones need more grinding, damp ones get the barrier, and new ones wait 28 days to cure.
A lifetime adhesion warranty, in every town we cover. If your coating ever lets go of the concrete, including peeling or hot-tire pickup, we repair it. The written estimate spells out the terms for your package, so you know what's covered before you sign anything.
Tell us your address and roughly how big your garage is. We'll come out, test your slab and leave a written price, and you can take your time deciding.