Epoxy Floor Coatings In Trotwood, OH

Floor coatings for Trotwood homes and businesses

When Trotwood and Madison Township merged in 1996, the city grew to more than 30 square miles. Wolf Creek runs through town, and along it is Sycamore State Park, the only state park in Montgomery County. You're about 55 minutes from me in Union City. Epoxy and polyaspartic floors are my trade, in garages, shops, back porches and businesses. I work out every design by hand to fit how you use the space. The number for a free estimate is (937) 714-7346.

What I see around Trotwood

Trotwood's city flag has five arrows, for industry, business, housing, schools and farming. Three of those match the floors I coat. Housing means garages, where a flake blend hides salt, oil and dirt until you get around to cleaning. For business, the Salem Avenue corridor has been one of Montgomery County's prime shopping areas since the years after World War II, and a storefront there can use an easy-clean floor. For farming, the 1996 merger brought farms and rural estates into the city, and pole buildings and shops out there are floors I know.

Project ideas in and around Trotwood

• Garage floors that hide salt, oil and dirt
• Storefront floors along Salem Avenue
• Pole building and shop floors on acreage

How a Trotwood project works

It starts with a free estimate at your place in Trotwood. I look at the concrete, measure, and help you pick a system and colors. On install day, my crew and I grind and repair the slab, then lay down the base coat, the finish and a protective topcoat. Before we start, you get a clear timeline for when the floor is ready to walk on and when it is ready for full use.