The Floor Studio.
Pick a system, a color and a room, then pour the floor and watch it get ground, primed, coated, flaked and sealed on a virtual slab. Free, with no signup.
- Six systems
- Colors and rooms
- Free, no signup
- Your floor
- Pick a system and pour the floor.
- Typical cure
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- Prep it needs
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- Planning range
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Saved. It will travel with your estimate request below.
An illustration with rounded planning numbers. Every real floor is different, and a real plan starts with a site visit and a moisture test.
Six steps from gray to glossy.
Grind and clean
Diamond grinding opens the concrete and removes weak surface.
Prime and repair
Cracks and pits are filled and a primer seals the slab.
Base coat
Color goes down in rolled or poured coats.
Pattern
Flakes, quartz, metallic swirls or stain add the look.
Clear topcoat
A hard, clear coat adds gloss, grip and protection.
Cure
The floor hardens before it goes back into use.
Systems, side by side.
Dollars per square foot for typical floors in good condition. Bars show the low-to-high range.
Typical planning ranges per square foot
Illustrative planning ranges for typical Tennessee floors in good condition, not quotes. Real prices depend on the slab, moisture, repairs, access and the exact system.
Learn more about each one.
Epoxy and Flake FloorsFlake and Chip Epoxy FloorsColor that covers its tracks.
Epoxy and Flake FloorsMetallic Epoxy FloorsEvery floor, a one-off.
Epoxy and Flake FloorsQuartz Broadcast FloorsGrit that looks good.
Epoxy and Flake FloorsSolid Color Epoxy FloorsOne color, zero fuss.
Decorative ConcreteConcrete Staining and DyeingColor that lives in the concrete.
Polishing and SealingConcrete PolishingMirror finish, no coating.Floor Studio questions
Can I see colors and samples first?
Yes. We bring sample boards of flake blends, metallic effects, quartz, solid colors and stains so you can judge color and gloss in your own light. Our Floor Studio also lets you preview systems and colors on a virtual floor.
What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic?
Epoxy bonds hard and builds thickness at a lower cost but cures slower and can yellow in sunlight. Polyaspartic cures much faster, resists UV and handles hot tires better, and costs more. Many floors use an epoxy or polyaspartic base with a polyaspartic topcoat.
What concrete coating services do you offer?
We coat and finish concrete with epoxy, flake, metallic, quartz and polyaspartic systems, stain, stamp and resurface it, polish and seal it, and repair it first. That covers garages, basements, patios, driveways, pool decks, shops, warehouses, kitchens and showrooms. Every service has its own page.
Want your own floor in the Studio?
A site visit, a moisture test and real samples turn this preview into a plan and a price for your slab.