Franklin · Williamson County
Tell us about the job and we'll put you in touch with a licensed garage floor coating installer who works in Franklin. No sales visit to get a number, and no cost to you.
What we can get you quoted
Four-layer polyaspartic system with broadcast vinyl flake. Cures fast enough to park on the next day, and it holds up to hot tires in a way that roll-on epoxy does not.
one-day install · hot tire resistant · UV stable, will not yellow · full chip broadcast
Polyaspartic Flake Garage Floors in Franklin →A marbled, high-gloss finish for garages and basements where the floor is meant to be looked at. Slower cure and a higher price than flake, and it shows every imperfection in the slab underneath.
decorative finish · basement and showroom · high gloss
Metallic Epoxy Floors in Franklin →Diamond grinding to open the concrete profile, plus structural crack and spall repair. This is the step that decides whether a coating lasts fifteen years or four.
diamond grinding · crack repair · moisture testing · no acid etch
Concrete Grinding & Crack Repair in Franklin →Most of these are avoidable, and knowing about them is the difference between a good bid and a cheap one.
Almost always a prep failure, not a product failure. If the installer acid-etched instead of diamond-grinding, the coating is sitting on the surface rather than keyed into it. Hot tires soften the film and lift it. Ask any bidder what their prep method is before you ask about price.
Moisture pushing up through the slab. Common in Williamson County homes built on grade without a vapor barrier. A calcium chloride or RH test costs almost nothing and tells you whether you need a moisture-mitigating primer.
Flake blends look different across 400 square feet than they do on a 6-inch chip. Ask to see a photo of a completed floor in the same blend, not just the sample board.
We'd rather tell you now than after someone's been out.
Straight answer
These are the ranges we actually see quoted around Franklin. Where a job lands inside the range comes down to slab condition more than anything else.
| Service | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Polyaspartic Flake Garage Floors | $5.50 – $8.00 / sq ft |
| Metallic Epoxy Floors | $8.00 – $12.00 / sq ft |
| Concrete Grinding & Crack Repair | $1.50 – $3.00 / sq ft |
Ranges are our own market research, not a quote. The garage floor coating installer you're matched with sets their own pricing and contracts with you directly.
Most two-car garages in the Franklin area land between $2,400 and $3,900 for a polyaspartic flake system, which works out to roughly $5.50 to $8.00 per square foot. Metallic epoxy runs higher. The spread comes down to slab condition more than anything else - a floor needing crack repair and moisture mitigation costs more than a clean one.
A polyaspartic flake install is usually one day, and you can park on it the following day. Epoxy systems take longer, often three to five days before vehicle traffic.
Empty the garage completely, including anything mounted to the lower walls. Most installers will not move your belongings, and anything left behind is in the way of the grinder.
Step 1
Size, condition, what you're after. Two minutes.
Step 2
We pass it to a licensed garage floor coating installer working in Franklin. Usually within 30 minutes.
Step 3
You deal with them from there. We're not in the middle of the contract or the payment.
Tell us about the job and we'll connect you with a licensed garage floor coating installer who works in Franklin. No charge, and no obligation to hire anyone.