Service Areas

Service Areas Around Baton Rouge

Each town and neighborhood below has its own page on what its slabs are like and what that means for a coating.

East Baton Rouge Parish

Baton Rouge (all services)
Zachary
Bigger lots mean bigger slabs — and detached shops change the coating spec.
Central
Rebuilt slabs are common after the 2016 flood, so coatings are specified after moisture testing.
Baker
Mid-century slabs mean pitting, crack repair, and stripping failed paint or sealer first.

Garden District
Older concrete, detached garages, and finishes for a historic house.
Mid City
Older homes near Government Street, small garages, and coatings that fit a renovation.
Broadmoor
Mid-century attached garages, oil-stained slabs, and failed older coatings that must come off.
Sherwood Forest
1960s and 1970s two-car slabs, crack repair, and removing old paint before coating.
Shenandoah
Late-1970s and 1980s family garages that double as storage and workshop space.
Southdowns
Compact mid-century ranch garages finished to look like a room, not a shop.
Bocage
Larger custom-home garages finished to the same standard as the rest of the house.
Westminster
1970s and 1980s subdivision slabs, honest crack repair, and prep that decides whether it lasts.
Oak Hills
Family garages that work as home gyms, workshops, and storage, and the specs that hold up.
Jefferson Terrace
Mid-century slabs poured before vapor barriers, with moisture testing first.

Prairieville
Newer Ascension Parish slabs need moisture testing and real prep.
Gonzales
Slab ages run mid-century to new, so the scope starts with an assessment.

Denham Springs
After the 2016 flood, slabs carry residual moisture — so moisture testing comes first.
Walker
Slabs split two ways — newer subdivision concrete and flood-repaired floors — with different prep.

Port Allen
West Baton Rouge industrial floors are judged on chemical resistance and downtime.
Addis & Brusly
Flake, polyaspartic, and decorative systems for both West Bank towns.

St. Gabriel
Flake and polyaspartic for the newer subdivisions, plus commercial coatings for shops near the river corridor.

Call and ask — we can tell you whether your area is covered.