Considering an Epoxy Floor Coating? See How It Would Look in Your Home with This Visualizer

If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your garage, mudroom, or even interior spaces like a bathroom, there’s never been an easier way to explore your options. Garage Floor Coating of Nashville now offers the Live Coatings Visualizer, an interactive design tool that lets you see how different epoxy floor coating styles will look in your own space—before you buy.

Step 1: Visualize Your Space

Our Visualizer takes the guesswork out of design. Simply upload a photo of your garage or any area you’d like to transform, and experiment with dozens of full-flake epoxy floor coating finishes. You’ll instantly see how each blend complements your lighting, wall colors, and overall layout—helping you make confident style decisions from the start.

In just a few clicks, you’ll know exactly which look fits your Nashville home best.

Step 2: Explore the Styles You’ll Love

Every option in the Visualizer represents a real Garage Floor Coating of Nashville installation. From the natural stone-inspired tones of Earth Effects to the bold contrasts of Bagari Stone Effects and Vintage Mica, and the clean appeal of Ultra, each blend offers a distinct look and feel.

The best part? What you see online is what you can truly expect in your finished floor. Every epoxy floor coating shown is a proven system that combines design versatility with long-term durability.

Step 3: Choose the Quality That Lasts

When you’re ready to turn your design into reality, our team ensures your investment stands the test of time. Every garage floor coating begins with a moisture-mitigating epoxy primer to guarantee adhesion and long-term moisture protection, followed by a full-flake broadcast layer and dual 100%-solids polyaspartic topcoats.

This professional 2-day process produces a floor that’s resistant to UV damage, hot tires, and spills—and it’s all backed by a real lifetime warranty against delamination. That’s the difference between a true epoxy floor coating system and the typical “1-day” shortcut.