Patterns cut right into the slab.
Engraving saw-cuts or grinds patterns, borders and grids into existing concrete, then stains or seals them for a crisp, custom look.
- Priced by: Area, design complexity, color and sealer
- Looks: Tile grids, diamonds, borders, curves and medallions
What it is, and why it matters.
Concrete engraving uses diamond blades and grinders to cut scoring lines, grids, borders and decorative designs into existing concrete. The lines can be stained, dyed or filled, giving a plain slab the look of tile, stone or a custom floor plan.
Concrete Coating engraves patios, floors and driveways in Nashville and across Middle Tennessee. We lay out the design with you, cut it cleanly and add color and sealer so the pattern stands out.
Four things done right.
Custom layout
Design a pattern that fits your space.
Clean lines
Diamond cuts are crisp and precise.
Works on old slabs
No pour required.
Color options
Stain or dye the lines for contrast.
From first call to concrete engraving.
- 01
Design
We sketch and mark the layout on the slab.
- 02
Cut
Lines are cut with diamond blades.
- 03
Color
Stain or dye adds contrast.
- 04
Seal
A sealer protects the finish.
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21Concrete Engraving: common questions
Can engraving hide cracks?
Engraved lines can disguise a crack by making it look like a planned joint, but we cannot promise it will not move. We explain how we handle it.
How is engraving different from stamping?
Stamping presses patterns into fresh concrete. Engraving cuts patterns into hardened concrete, so it works on slabs that are already there.
How do I get an estimate for concrete engraving?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. A few photos and the size of the area usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about concrete engraving?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.