Lines, borders and patterns cut into the concrete.
Saw-cut and engraved patterns, borders and grids turn plain slabs into designed floors with tile-like or geometric looks.
- Patterns: Grids, diamonds, borders and custom designs
- Color: Stain or dye fills and accents
- Cutting: Diamond blades and templates

What it is, and why it matters.
Scoring and engraving use diamond blades and templates to cut patterns into hardened concrete: tile grids, borders, diamonds, logos and decorative lines. Combined with stain, dye or coating, the cuts become part of a finished design.
We engrave and score floors and patios across Tennessee, including Nashville retail and restaurant spaces. We lay out the pattern with you, cut it cleanly, color it and seal it. Cuts can also work as planned control joints, which helps manage cracking.
Four things done right.
Custom designs
Patterns and logos are cut to your layout.
Tile look without grout
Scoring imitates tile on one slab.
Works with color
Stain and dye add contrast.
Controls cracking
Planned cuts guide where cracks form.
From first call to concrete engraving and scoring.
- 01
Design the layout
We draw the pattern on your plan.
- 02
Cut
Diamond tools cut the lines.
- 03
Color
Stain or dye is applied.
- 04
Seal
A sealer protects the design.
Concrete Engraving and Scoring across Tennessee.
We do this work in 58 cities, from Nashville and Franklin to Memphis, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Bristol.
Concrete Engraving and Scoring: common questions
Can you engrave a logo?
Often yes, using templates and cutting tools. Complex shapes and fine detail depend on the surface.
Does engraving weaken the concrete?
Shallow decorative cuts do not hurt the slab. Deeper cuts are planned with control joints in mind.
How do I get a price for concrete engraving and scoring?
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 concrete engraving and scoring?
A site visit, a moisture test and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.



