Home of the Golden Lamb, Ohio's oldest hotel

Epoxy Flooring in Lebanon, OH

Floor coatings for the Warren County seat, from downtown buildings to newer subdivisions on the edge of town.

No-cost estimate at your place, including a moisture reading on the concrete before any system is suggested
A quote on paper itemizing surface prep, each coat and the final total
Surface prep explained up front: grinding, crack repair and old coating removal

Old Downtown, Newer Edges

Epoxy flooring in Lebanon spans two centuries of building. Wikipedia describes the Golden Lamb, opened in 1803, as the oldest hotel in Ohio, and the first settler arrived on the north branch of Turtle Creek in 1796. Yet most of the city's homes are much younger. Point2Homes ACS data shows 18.3% were built in the 1990s and 20.3% in the 2000s, with a median build year of 1986. We coat floors in both worlds.

Subdivision garages from 1990 to 2010

Newer garages are usually in good shape, but they still need proper prep:

Builder sealers must be ground off for a coating to bond.
Control joints may need filling or careful finishing.
Hairline shrinkage cracks get repaired so they do not show through.
Moisture tests confirm the slab is ready.

Many owners in these homes want a flake floor that matches the clean look of the rest of the house.

Downtown and older buildings

The historic center of a county seat has older storefronts, offices and homes. Their basements and back rooms may have patched or uneven slabs. We assess them in person and plan the prep, which often takes longer than the coating itself.

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County and institutional work

As the Warren County seat, Lebanon has government offices, schools and other public buildings. Wikipedia also lists two state correctional institutions in the area. Facilities like these need seamless, durable floors that stand up to cleaning chemicals and heavy traffic. We can provide written specifications for bids or facility managers.

Owners and renters

In Lebanon, owners live in about 61.1% of occupied homes and renters in 38.9%. Landlords can coat garage and basement floors to cut cleaning time between tenants.

Weather and the garage door

Lebanon sees the same freeze-thaw cycles and road salt as the rest of southwest Ohio. The strip just inside the overhead door takes the worst of it, so we pay close attention to that area during prep and suggest a chemical-resistant topcoat.

Planning your project

Every estimate is free and includes a moisture test. The written quote is the price and lists prep, materials and timing.

Lebanon at a Glance

Ohio's oldest hotel. The Golden Lamb was established in 1803; the present building centers on its 1815 rebuilding.
Newer homes on the edges. The 1990s produced about 18.3% of the housing and the 2000s 20.3%; median build year 1986 (ACS via Point2Homes).
County seat. Lebanon is the seat of Warren County, with 20,841 residents at the 2020 census.
Owner and rental mix. About 61.1% of occupied homes are owned and 59.8% of units are single-family detached.

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Lebanon Questions

My Lebanon home was built in 2005. Does the garage still need grinding?

Yes. Even newer slabs often have builder sealers or curing compounds that block bonding. Grinding removes that layer and gives the coating raw concrete to grip.

Can you coat basements in older downtown buildings?

Usually. We check for moisture, old coatings and uneven areas and plan the prep before quoting.

Do you provide written specs for public or institutional floors?

Yes. We can provide a written description of the proposed system and prep for facility managers or bid packages.

How long does a typical two-car garage take?

Most take one to two days, with repairs and the system setting the pace. We give you the schedule with the quote.

Free Estimates in Lebanon, OH

Lebanon homes and downtown buildings: request a free visit and price.

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