Home of a Ford transmission plant since 1958

Epoxy Flooring in Sharonville, OH

Floors for mid-century homes and for businesses that move heavy parts, set on both sides of the Hamilton and Butler county line.

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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

Floors in a Factory Town

Epoxy flooring in Sharonville starts with the city's industrial roots. Ford's Sharonville Transmission Plant opened in 1958 and, per Wikipedia, still employs about 2,000 people on 2.4 million square feet of shop floor. Gorilla Glue keeps its headquarters here too. People who work around factory floors tend to ask sharp questions about thickness, chemicals and prep, and we like that. This page covers how we approach both homes and business floors in Sharonville.

Ranch garages from the 1960s

Point2Homes ACS data shows the 1960s produced 22.6% of Sharonville homes and the 1950s 13.6%. The median build year is 1974. Slabs of that age can be sound but tired, with:

Surface wear and pitting near the garage door.
Old oil soaked deep into the concrete.
Control joints packed with debris.
Patches in a different color or texture.

We grind, degrease and fill before coating, and we tell you if any stains are likely to show through a solid color. A flake finish covers them well.

Rentals and multi-unit buildings

Renters occupy about 43% of Sharonville's homes, and detached single-family houses make up just over half the housing stock. Property owners with garages, laundry rooms or storage areas in rental buildings often want a floor that cleans quickly between tenants. A coated floor wipes up easily and resists stains from bikes, bins and lawn equipment.

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Light industrial and service bays

Shops that supply or service larger plants deal with oil, hydraulic fluid and dropped parts. For them we suggest a thicker epoxy build with a chemical-resistant topcoat. Striped walkways and marked forklift lanes can be added in the same job. We schedule around shift changes and can split the floor into sections.

Two counties, same weather

Most of Sharonville is in Hamilton County, and a slice reaches into Butler County inside West Chester Township. Either way, the same humid summers and salty winters apply. We check dew point before coating in summer and recommend textured finishes for garages that take in slush all winter.

A straightforward quote

Our written quote names each prep step, the coating system, the colors and the expected schedule. The written estimate is the price, so there are no surprise add-ons once we start.

Sharonville Context

Ford transmission plant. The plant opened in 1958, covers 182 acres with 2.4 million square feet of shop floor and employs about 2,043 people.
1950s and 1960s homes. About 13.6% of homes date from the 1950s and 22.6% from the 1960s; the median build year is 1974 (ACS via Point2Homes).
Large rental share. About 42.9% of occupied homes are rented, and detached single-family houses make up 50.4% of the housing.
Split across counties. Most of the city is in Hamilton County, with a portion in Butler County inside West Chester Township.

Our Services in Sharonville, OH

Sharonville Questions

Will old oil stains in my 1960s garage show through?

Deep stains can show through a solid color. We degrease and grind first, and a flake broadcast hides what remains. We will tell you at the estimate what to expect.

Can you coat garages and storage rooms in a rental building?

Yes. Owners often coat several units at once so they clean up quickly between tenants. We can schedule around move-outs.

How thick should a floor be for a parts or service shop?

Shops with heavy parts and fluids usually need a thicker epoxy build and a chemical-resistant topcoat. We size it to your equipment and traffic.

Does it matter that part of Sharonville is in Butler County?

Not for the coating itself. If your building needs any permits or inspections for other work, your county and city offices can tell you what applies.

Free Estimates in Sharonville, OH

Sharonville landlords and homeowners: call for a free look and a firm written price.

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