Epoxy Flooring and Garage Floor Coating Contractors in Tennessee

Middle Tennessee's building boom has put thousands of new garages around Nashville, Franklin, and Murfreesboro, and many owners want garage floor epoxy installers to finish them. Across the state, humid summers make slabs sweat, spring storms bring water and mud, and the occasional hard freeze adds salt to the mix. A professional coating seals the concrete and makes any garage or shop easier to keep clean.

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Epoxy & Concrete Contractors in Tennessee

EpoxyMatch lists floor coating and polished concrete contractors across Tennessee, including Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and the Tri-Cities.

Upcrete LLC

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Unique Crete Designs TN

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Shelton Concrete Design

20 years in business

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LGSH construction

15 years in business

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Leyva Company Inc

10 years in business

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Hunt Concrete Coatings

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City Decorating

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Amos Concrete Coatings, LLC

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PremierGarage of Nashville

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Volunteer Epoxy Flooring

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Unique Surfaces

5 years in business

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Tuff Dog Coatings

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Tri Cities Epoxy Floors LLC

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TopNotch Concrete Coatings

8 years in business

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Epoxy Flooring Cost in Tennessee

Most Tennessee homeowners pay $3.25 to $7.50 per square foot installed. Pricing a garage? Our epoxy garage floor cost guide breaks it down.

Our 2026 contractor report ranks Tennessee #20 of 50 for epoxy and garage floor coating pros listed per 100,000 owner-occupied homes.

ProjectTypical Tennessee Price
1-car garage (250 sq ft)$850 to $1,900
2-car garage (450 to 500 sq ft)$1,400 to $3,300
3-car garage (700+ sq ft)$2,300 to $5,000
Basement or shop floor$3.25 to $7.25 per sq ft
Commercial/warehouse$3 to $10 per sq ft depending on system

Nashville and Williamson County price highest. For a full system breakdown, see our epoxy flooring cost guide.

Greater Nashville prices highest; Memphis and the Tri-Cities are lowest.

Cities We Cover in Tennessee

Find epoxy flooring contractors in these Tennessee cities:

📍Nashville
📍Franklin
📍Brentwood
📍Murfreesboro
📍Hendersonville
📍Clarksville
📍Knoxville
📍Maryville
📍Chattanooga
📍Cleveland
📍Memphis
📍Germantown
📍Collierville
📍Johnson City
📍Kingsport

Why Tennessee Floors Need the Right Coating

Humid summers

Sweating slabs stain easily and can hurt adhesion if coated in the wrong conditions.

Spring storms

Heavy rain and occasional flooding bring water and mud into garages; seamless floors clean up fast.

New-construction slabs

Fresh concrete in growing suburbs needs curing time and a moisture test.

Occasional freezes

Winter salt and freeze-thaw cycles still pit bare concrete.

How to Choose an Epoxy Contractor in Tennessee

Tennessee's Board for Licensing Contractors licenses contractors for larger projects, and some counties require a home improvement license for mid-size residential jobs, so check what applies.

  1. 1

    Check the license

    Ask whether your project needs a state or home improvement license and verify it.

  2. 2

    Require liability insurance

    Require proof of liability insurance.

  3. 3

    Ask about humidity and new slabs

    Ask how they handle humidity and new slabs.

  4. 4

    Confirm the prep work

    Confirm diamond grinding and crack repair.

  5. 5

    Get at least three written quotes

    Compare at least three written quotes. Verified contractors on EpoxyMatch have had their documents checked manually.

Tennessee Epoxy Flooring FAQ

How much does a 2-car garage epoxy floor cost in Tennessee?

Most homeowners pay $1,400 to $3,300 for a professional flake system.

How soon can a new-build garage be coated?

Most installers want about 28 days of cure time and a passing moisture test.

Should I try a DIY kit?

For a daily-use garage, a pro system usually lasts much longer; our DIY vs pro guide compares costs.

Near the Kentucky line?

Also see our Kentucky contractor list.

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