Epoxy Flooring in Blue Ash, OH: Garages, Basements and Office Floors
Nearly half of Blue Ash’s homes went up in the 1970s and ’80s, so plenty of garage slabs here are around forty years old: worn, stained or cracked. We repair that concrete, then install epoxy flooring in garages, basements and office suites, quoted in person. Customers rate the work 5.0 on Google across 59 reviews.
A Blue Ash Floor Starts With a Look at the Concrete
For floors, what matters is when the houses went up. The median Blue Ash home dates from 1981 (Census ACS). A garage slab that age has had some forty winters of tires, oil and road salt, and it usually shows: stains, a worn surface, a few cracks. So we start every garage floor by grinding the concrete and filling the damage. Of our 13 towns, Blue Ash has the highest share of homes built in 2020 or later (4.6%); on slabs that new, the aim is to protect good concrete before its first salty winters.
Blue Ash became a city in 1961, and part of the old Cincinnati–Blue Ash Airport is now Summit Park. It is also an office town, with I-71 to the east, I-275 to the north and the Cross County Highway to the south, and its main ZIP code is 45242. That is why this page covers commercial floors (office and flex suites, lobbies, showrooms, labs) alongside basements and laundry rooms. For prices before anyone visits, see the Greater Cincinnati cost guide. To compare coatings, try the garage floor coating guide.
Get a Free Blue Ash Quote
Planning the floor: we measure and talk through finishes at your Blue Ash visit.
Why Call Us for a Blue Ash Floor
Things you can check for yourself: the reviews, the prices and the prep.
In Person
Quoted at Your Door by the Installer
We measure and check the slab before naming a price, and the person quoting is the person installing.
5.0
59 Reviews on Google
Reviewers mention basements, metallic garages, sealed cracks, tidy clean-up and quick scheduling. Read them before you call.
$2K–$5K
Typical Two-Car Garage
The usual range for flake under a polyaspartic top coat. Typical, not a quote; try Floor Studio for your size.
Prep
Smooth Concrete, Filled Cracks
Ground or sanded smooth, with cracks, holes and divots filled before any color goes on.
1 Crew
House and Office, One Crew
One crew for the garage, the basement laundry room and the office suite.
Office and commercial floors →1980s
Ready for 1980s Garages
Blue Ash built more of its homes in the 1980s than in any other decade. We grind slabs from those years smooth and fill their cracks before the first coat, so the color goes onto sound concrete.
How We Coat a Blue Ash Floor
Five steps. The first is free, and no color goes down until the concrete is ground smooth and patched. The installation page walks through them in detail.
We Measure and Quote
FreeWe visit, measure the space and look over the slab. You weigh flake, metallic or a single color together, and we give the price in person, no obligation. Book a visit.
Grinding the Surface Smooth
PrepThe concrete is ground or sanded smooth so the coating bonds to a clean, even surface. Basement slabs can hold moisture, so we check them before recommending a system.
Filling Cracks, Holes and Divots
RepairCracks, holes and divots are filled flush so they don’t show through. Some soils around Cincinnati swell and shrink with the seasons, so if a crack is still moving, we tell you before we coat.
Color Coat, Then the Clear Coat
CoatingCoated in sections: a base in your custom-mixed color, then flake, mica or metallic pigment, then a clear top coat. Polyaspartic and polyurea top coats are available, and so is a non-slip additive.
Clean-Up and Photos
FinishThe crew cleans up before leaving, and you get before, during and after photos. Ask us for the walk-on and drive-on times of the system you pick.
The Visit Costs Nothing. We Come to You.
We see the floor before we price it. You decide in your own time.
Epoxy Floors We Install in Blue Ash
From the attached garage to the office suite down the road.
Garage Epoxy
The floor our Google reviews mention most. Flake under a clear top coat hides wear and lets you squeegee winter slush out instead of letting it soak in.
Learn about garage epoxy →
Residential Interior
Basements, laundry rooms, mudrooms and home bars. Basement slabs get a moisture check first; the coating makes mopping easy but won’t keep water out.
Learn about residential epoxy →
Commercial & Office
Office and flex suites, lobbies, showrooms and labs, with the work planned around when the space can close.
Learn about commercial epoxy →
Industrial & Warehouse
Shop floors, storage bays and warehouse space with carts, pallets or forklifts. The system depends on the traffic and what gets spilled.
Learn about industrial epoxy →
Repair & Maintenance
Peeling at the door, hot-tire marks, failed DIY kits, tired top coats. We say whether to repair or redo.
Learn about repair →Not Sure Which You Need?
Describe the floor and what it’s used for. We’ll call to set up a free visit.
Ask Us →Looks You Can Choose in Blue Ash
Every color is mixed for your floor. These are the systems and extras we offer, and the color catalog shows the flake blends and metallic pigments.
Not sure which finish suits your Blue Ash floor?
Choosing for a garage and an office suite at once? Try both in the Floor Studio, then walk us through them at the free visit.
Get a Free Quote Open the Floor Studio →What a Blue Ash Floor Has to Put Up With
Ohio’s residential code sets a garage floor’s concrete to the same spec as a weather-exposed porch or step, and plans for deicing chemicals.
Road Salt and Brine
Crews lay brine and salt before storms, and it drips off the car. Concrete engineers tell homeowners to hose salt off bare garage slabs; on a coated floor it squeegees out.
Hot Tires and Oil Drips
Hot tires can pull a weak coating off the concrete, and oil soaks into bare slabs. Prep and the top coat decide how well the wheel paths hold up.
Damp Basements, Humid Summers
Basement slabs can carry moisture, and July dew points here sit in the mid-60s. We check the slab first; no coating stops water coming up through a floor.
From our own jobs See all 36 photos →
Three Google Reviews, Word for Word
A metallic garage, a basement laundry room and a quick start, from the Epoxy Flooring Cincinnati profile. Read more on our reviews page.
"Nick and Bryant did a fantastic job on our garage floor. Nick sat down with me and laid out the plan with the colors to achieve the look that we wanted. He then described the process and timeline necessary to complete the work. He sent pics throughout the process to keep me informed. The metallic epoxy turned out great! Almost looks like a natural matte finished marbled look."
"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!!"
"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."
Blue Ash Epoxy Floor Questions
Short answers first. For anything else, ask us.
Yes. Epoxy Flooring Cincinnati coats garage, basement and commercial floors in Blue Ash, Ohio, and nearby Sharonville, Springdale and Cincinnati, and the quote visit is free. Call (513) 434-8103, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM.
A flake floor with a polyaspartic top coat typically runs about $2,000 to $5,000 for a two-car garage, roughly $5 to $10 per square foot. That is typical, not a quote. One-car garages run about $1,000 to $3,000 and three-car about $3,000 to $8,000. We quote after seeing the floor; the cost guide explains the rest.
The coating keeps salty slush off the concrete itself: it sits on the sealed surface, where you can squeegee or hose it out. With brine on the roads and about 100 freezing nights a year, rinse the strip inside the door now and then. Our guide to Cincinnati’s climate and your epoxy floor goes deeper.
Usually, yes. Forty-year-old slabs tend to have stains, wear and cracks, and all of it is ground and filled before coating. If a crack is still moving, we tell you; a coating can’t fix a shifting slab.
Yes, and basements come up often in our Google reviews. We check the slab for moisture before choosing a system. The coated floor is easy to mop if water gets in, but no coating stops water getting in.
Yes. Blue Ash is an office town as well as a home town, so we quote office and flex suites, lobbies, showrooms, labs and storage rooms along with garages and basements. We walk the space before we price it, and if you need to stay open, ask us whether the floor can be done a section at a time. Call (513) 434-8103, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM.
Try Out a Blue Ash Floor Before We Visit
Choose a garage size, a finish and colors, then see a preview and a typical price range on screen.
Open Floor Studio →