The Person Who Quotes Your Floor Installs It
Epoxy Flooring Cincinnati is built around Nick and the crew he works with, and it has been serving Greater Cincinnati since 2019. Call (513) 434-8103 on a weekday between 9 and 6 and the line goes straight to him. Book a quote and he’s the one who shows up with a tape measure, looks the concrete over and asks how you actually use the space: cars, a workshop, a laundry room, a home bar. Say yes, and he’s back on that same floor with his crew to do the work.
Nothing gets lost between a salesperson and an installer, because there isn’t one of each. Reviewers notice. John Vu wrote that Nick “sat down with me and laid out the plan with the colors” and “sent pics throughout the process to keep me informed.” Andrew Laurence liked that he was “able to squeeze us in last minute.”
Those 13 towns hold two quite different kinds of floor. In the older core, where the median home in Cincinnati was built in the early 1950s and in Newport in the late 1940s, the concrete is often tired by now: stains, pitting, old patches. In the newer suburbs, Mason above all, where most homes went up in 1990 or later, the garage floor is often in fair shape and the goal is to protect it before winter salt and oil drips go to work.
How Nick Runs a Job
Four habits you can hold us to, whether it’s a garage in Fairfield or a basement in Fort Thomas.
The Quote Happens on Your Floor
Nick comes out, measures, checks the concrete and talks through flake, metallic and solid-color options before he puts a number on anything. The visit is free, and you’re under no obligation.
Prep Before Color
A coating is only as good as the concrete it’s bonded to, so the slab gets ground smooth and every crack, hole and divot is filled before any color goes down. See each installation step →
Typical Prices in Plain Sight
Most 2-car garages with a flake floor and polyaspartic top coat land around $2,000–$5,000, or about $5–$10 a square foot. That’s a typical range, not a quote, and it’s posted so you can budget before anyone visits. See the pricing guide →
Photos, Then a Clean Floor
You get before, during and after pictures of your own job, and the crew takes care of the dust and debris before they leave. Custom-mixed color, flake or mica blends and a non-slip additive are all on the table.
What Nick Will Tell You Before You Sign
Garage floors take the worst of it. Ohio’s residential code files the garage slab alongside porches and steps as weather-exposed concrete, and Kentucky’s code rates weathering as severe in every county. Add roughly 100 freezing nights a year plus the salt and brine spread on both sides of the river, and the slush rides home on your tires. On a coated floor it sits on top and squeegees out the door.
Basement slabs can hold moisture, so Nick checks the slab before recommending a system, and he’s straight about the limits: a coating won’t hold back groundwater or a backed-up sewer, though it mops clean far more easily afterward. And since the local hillsides rest on clay-heavy shale that can move, he looks at whether a crack is still active before promising anything.
The paperwork is straightforward too: the business is licensed and insured, and you get a written warranty before any deposit changes hands. Ask Nick for the warranty terms on the system you choose, and read them before you book.
Get a free on-site quote → or call (513) 434-8103, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM.
Who Does What on Your Job
Measuring, quoting, color planning, grinding and crack repair, the coating itself, progress photos and clean-up.
Clear the space before the crew arrives, and keep cars and foot traffic off the new floor until Nick says it’s ready. Walk-on and drive-on times depend on the coating you choose, so ask him for yours.
What Customers Wrote on Google
Three of the 59 reviews on our Google profile, copied word for word. The reviews page has seven.
“Nick did a fantastic job. He was very professional and able to get us in fast and took care of business. The floor is absolutely beautiful. We couldn't be happier.”
“Nick was prompt and very responsive. Our epoxy floor in our basement laundry room was done in a reasonable amount of time and it’s beautiful! They even ground down imperfections and sealed cracks. We definitely recommend!!”
“They did an amazing job. They were very thorough, took their time, and cleaned up after themselves very nicely. Finished product is amazing. My friends are going to create a TikTok of our bar/floor. I would give them 10 Stars if I could. Highly recommend 👍”
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