Oil, brake fluid and hot tires? Bring them on.
Chemical- and tire-resistant coatings keep service bays and showrooms clean, bright and safe for techs and customers.
- Resistance: Oil, fluids, solvents and hot tires
- Look: Solid, flake or metallic
- Safety: Slip-resistant textures and lines
What it is, and why it matters.
Service bays face oil, coolant, brake fluid, solvents and hot tires every day. Bare concrete stains and holds dirt, and a thin coating peels. A thick, chemical-resistant floor brightens the bay and wipes clean.
We coat shop and dealership floors in Nashville and across Tennessee. We grind, repair and prime, install epoxy or polyaspartic systems with the right topcoat and add lines for bays and lanes. Showroom areas often get a metallic or high-gloss finish to match.
Four things done right.
Chemical resistant
Withstands shop fluids and cleaners.
Brighter bays
Light colors improve visibility.
Marked bays
Stripes organize the space.
Work in sections
Bays stay open while others are coated.
From first call to auto shops and dealership floors.
- 01
Survey the shop
We note bays, lifts and drains.
- 02
Plan the phases
Sections are scheduled around work.
- 03
Coat
Prep, base and topcoat.
- 04
Mark and return
Lines go on and bays reopen.
Often done together.
Auto Shops and Dealership Floors across Tennessee.
We do this work in 58 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Bristol.
Auto Shops and Dealership Floors: common questions
Can you work around the lifts?
Yes. Lifts are scheduled and sometimes moved, and we plan around anchors and drains.
Is a flake floor better for shops?
Flake hides dirt and adds traction, and solid colors show cleanliness. The choice is about taste and traffic.
How do I get a price for auto shops and dealership floors?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-209-7643. We confirm what is involved and send a written price, and most projects start with a free site visit.
Ready to talk about auto shops and dealership floors?
A site visit, a moisture test and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.