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Concrete Garage Floor Contractor in Spring Hill, TN
New garage floors and full replacements, poured smooth and sloped to the door. Get a free quote.
Serving Spring Hill and every town within 30 miles — Middle Tennessee
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Concrete Garage Floors
Concrete Garage Floors from a crew that shows up
A garage floor takes a beating most people do not notice until it gets bad. Salt and slush drip off the car all winter and eat at the surface, the slab cracks and one side sinks, water runs toward the house door instead of out the big door, or the floor sweats and turns slick on humid summer days. Some older garages around Columbia and Franklin have floors so broken up that no coating will fix them. When the concrete itself has failed, the real fix is a new floor.
We tear out failed garage floors and pour new ones, and we pour floors for new detached garages, workshops and garage additions. That means cutting and breaking out the old slab, hauling it away, fixing the soft soil underneath, laying vapor barrier, setting steel and pouring a floor with a smooth steel-trowel finish that sweeps clean. We slope it toward the door so water drains out, and we rebuild the apron where the floor meets the driveway. When you want a coating on top, we apply that too.
What's included
Our concrete garage floors services
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Garage floor replacement
Cracked, sunken, heaved or pitted floors broken out, hauled away and replaced on a rebuilt base.
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New garage and workshop floors
Floors for detached garages, workshops and garage additions, poured smooth and level to meet the framing.
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Slope and drainage
Floors pitched toward the overhead door so melting snow and rainwater run out instead of toward the house or the walls.
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Vapor barrier and steel
Vapor barrier under the slab to cut down on ground moisture coming up through the floor, with steel set inside the concrete.
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Smooth finish and clean joints
A steel-trowel finish that sweeps and hoses off easily, with control joints placed so any cracks stay in straight lines.
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Aprons and lift sections
A new apron where the garage meets the driveway, and reinforced sections where a car lift will anchor.
Ideas for your project
Concrete Garage Floors: what it can look like
How it works
How a garage floor job works
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Free on-site quote
We look at the cracks, the slope and where water goes, tell you straight whether the floor can be saved, and give you a written quote for free.
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Tear-out and base
We saw-cut and break out the old floor, haul it off, dig out soft soil and compact a new stone base.
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Barrier, steel and grade
We lay vapor barrier, place steel, set the grade for the slope to the door and dowel into the apron or foundation where needed.
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Pour and finish
We pour, steel-trowel the surface, cut joints and clean up, then give you a date for foot traffic and a date for the car.
Customer reviews
What our customers say
“George contacted us to provide a quote quickly. He was very responsive throughout the permit and scheduling process. The work was completed on time and to our complete satisfaction. I would feel completely comfortable recommending him to a friend.”
Randy · Chapel Hill, TN
Garage pad and patio · Networx review
“They were fast and friendly and did good work.”
Jeremy · Cadiz, KY
Concrete driveway / floor · Networx review
“Back yard patio. Not easy to access but he did the job well. Clean up was done immediately. I will recommend him, for sure. He answered all my questions and the job was done the next day, as promised.”
Ms. · Spring Hill, TN
Backyard patio · Networx review
“George and his crew arrived early and was a pleasure Interacting throughout the day with them. George and his crew worked quickly and efficiently until job was finished . Very good quality work. A good price and a respectful crew. I will use George again for all my concrete needs. Thank you GEORGE !”
Dean · Murfreesboro, TN
Concrete patio, walks & steps · Networx review
“I would highly recommend George for any concrete work. He is a very hard working Christian man. He was very prompt on giving us an estimate and was there the next day to start the project. I have had several people to ask for his contact information and compliment on what a great job he did.”
Pam · Columbia, TN
Concrete driveway, sidewalk and steps · Networx review
“George did my driveway in 2011 after the Nashville Flooding in 2010 and had done a patio before that in 2009. He did a Great job, and I had him back this year to do some more concrete work around my house.”
Randy · Columbia, TN
Driveway · Networx review
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- Thompson's Station
- Columbia
- Franklin
- Brentwood
- Nolensville
- Bellevue
- Antioch
- Smyrna
- La Vergne
- Murfreesboro
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Questions
Concrete Garage Floors FAQs
Why is my garage floor flaking and pitting?
Road salt is the usual cause. During winter storms, salt and brine ride in on the car, melt onto the floor and soak into the surface, and freeze-thaw cycles pop off small flakes. A floor poured with a weak, overworked surface flakes even faster. A new floor with a dense trowel finish, then sealed or coated, holds up much better.
Why does my garage floor sweat in the summer?
Middle Tennessee summers are humid, and when warm, wet air hits a cool slab, water condenses on the surface. A floor with no vapor barrier underneath also draws moisture up from the ground. A new floor poured over vapor barrier, plus some airflow in the garage, cuts down on it a lot.
How much does a new garage floor cost?
It depends on the size, how hard the old slab is to break out and haul away, base repair and access through the garage door. Replacing a floor costs more than patching it, but patching a slab that keeps moving only buys time. We tell you honestly which one your floor needs and put the price in writing for free.
How long will I be out of my garage?
Plan on the garage being empty for the tear-out, prep and pour, which usually runs a few working days, plus cure time before you park on it. We schedule around the weather so the pour does not land in a downpour or a hard freeze. When we finish, you get a date for walking on it and a date for the car.
Can you fix a garage floor that slopes the wrong way?
Yes, by replacing it. When water runs toward the house door or pools in the middle, the slab has to come out so we can reset the grade to drain toward the overhead door. Overlays and coatings follow the slope that is already there, so they do not fix the drainage.
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Concrete Driveways
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See concrete driveways
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