GARAGE FLOORS & SLABS
Strong, smooth concrete slabs built to handle the weight of vehicles, equipment, and daily use — poured right the first time.
A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR YOUR GARAGE OR WORKSHOP
A garage slab takes more abuse than almost any other concrete surface — vehicle weight, oil spills, temperature swings, and heavy equipment. That's why proper preparation matters. We compact the sub-base, place reinforcement, and pour to the right thickness so your slab doesn't crack, sink, or heave over time.
Whether you're building a new garage, replacing a failing floor, or pouring a slab for a detached workshop or utility building — we handle it with the same care and attention to detail on every job.
- New garage floor pours and full replacements
- Workshop slabs and utility pads
- Proper sub-base compaction and grading
- Reinforced concrete for heavy loads
- Smooth or broom finish options
- Control joints to prevent cracking
- Residential and light commercial projects
- Free estimates — no obligation
OUR PROCESS
Every slab project follows the same proven steps to ensure a quality result.
Free Estimate
We visit your property, measure the space, and give you a clear, honest quote with no hidden costs.
Demo & Prep
We remove any existing concrete, excavate, grade, and compact the sub-base for a stable foundation.
Pour & Finish
We set forms, place reinforcement, pour the slab, and finish to a smooth or broom texture.
Cure & Handoff
We walk you through cure times, clean up the site, and leave you with a floor built to last.
COMMON QUESTIONS
How thick should a garage floor slab be?
We typically pour residential garage floors at 4 inches thick with proper reinforcement. For heavier equipment, vehicles, or commercial use we recommend 5–6 inches.
Do you remove the old concrete first?
Yes — if you have an existing slab that needs replacing, we handle full demolition and haul-away before pouring the new floor.
How long before I can park in my garage?
We recommend waiting 7 days before driving on a new slab. Full cure strength is reached at 28 days, though the floor is usable for foot traffic after 24–48 hours.
Can you pour a slab for a detached garage or workshop?
Absolutely. We handle slabs for detached garages, workshops, sheds, and utility buildings of all sizes.
READY TO POUR YOUR SLAB?
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation estimate on your garage floor or slab project in Murfreesboro or surrounding Middle Tennessee.
OUR GARAGE FLOORS WORK
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