Epoxy Floor Coatings In St. Henry, OH

Floor coatings for St. Henry homes and businesses

Thirty-nine minutes. That's about how long the drive runs from Union City northeast to St. Henry, a village in Mercer County. St. Henry Catholic Church, finished in 1897, stands at the center of the village, and its tower reaches about 200 feet. The church is part of the Land of the Cross-Tipped Churches, a rural stretch of western Ohio. I handle epoxy and polyaspartic floors for homes and businesses out this way, and the first step is a free estimate.

What I see around St. Henry

Crops cover roughly 82 percent of Mercer County's land. If your place has a garage at the house and a shop or machine shed out back, I can coat both with epoxy or polyaspartic. I'd keep the shop simple, in solid color or quartz, and save a hand-designed flake blend for the garage. And if you'd rather just protect a slab, concrete grind and seal is an option too.

Project ideas in and around St. Henry

• Matching floors for your garage and farm shop
• Quartz and solid color floors for working shops
• Concrete grind and seal when coating isn't needed

Work I have done in St. Henry

One St. Henry garage came to me with large cracks, pitting and an old coating that was failing. I repaired the cracks, prepped the concrete and installed a full flake system in Creekbed with a protective topcoat.

How a St. Henry project works

Every St. Henry job follows the same steps I use everywhere: a free on-site estimate, careful prep with diamond grinding and repairs, the coating system you picked, and a clean space when we leave. I tell you exactly when you can walk on the floor and when it is ready for full use.