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Columbus · Franklin County

Concrete Polishing & Epoxy Flooring in Columbus, OH

Columbus floors, poured close to home.

Our shop sits on Westerville Road, just inside I-270 on the northeast side of Columbus. That means most of the city is a short drive for us, from the brick bungalows of Clintonville to the warehouses south of downtown. We grind, coat, polish and seal concrete for homeowners and businesses all over town, and we see just about every kind of slab Columbus has to offer.

  • Free on-site estimate
  • Residential & commercial
  • Diamond grinding prep
  • Written quote, no pressure
ZIP codes we cover in Columbus
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From our shop10 miles
Drive time~15-20 min
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Columbus, OH

Concrete floor work in Columbus

Columbus concrete takes a beating indoors. The salt trucks keep I-71, I-70 and the Outerbelt clear by coating every car with brine, and all of that drips onto garage floors once the car is parked. Warehouse slabs take forklift traffic every shift, and restaurant kitchens get mopped with hot water every night. A properly prepped epoxy or polished floor shrugs it off, and a good sealer or densifier keeps bare concrete from soaking up spills and shedding dust.

Where we work in Columbus

ClintonvilleGerman VillageShort NorthFranklintonNorthlandEastonLindenOlde Towne EastHilltopPolaris
Epoxy coating system, in cross-sectionAfter diamond grinding, a roller lays an epoxy primer, a solid color body coat and a clear glossy topcoat, building the coating up in layers. EPOXY COATING Solid color system, built up in layers 1Grind & profile2Epoxy primer3Color body coat4Clear topcoat
Commercial & Industrial

Concrete floors for businesses in Columbus

Columbus has a huge mix of commercial floors. There are logistics buildings out toward Rickenbacker and along the I-270 loop, retail around Easton and Polaris, restaurants and breweries in the Short North and Franklinton, and older brick buildings downtown being turned into offices. Warehouses usually want polished concrete or a tough epoxy with clean striping. Restaurants and breweries need a coating that handles hot water, grease and constant mopping. We plan the work around your hours, and we can phase large floors so part of the building stays open.

  • Warehouses & distribution centers
  • Manufacturing plants & auto shops
  • Retail stores & showrooms
  • Restaurants & commercial kitchens
  • Offices, lobbies & schools
Residential

Garage, basement & shop floors in Columbus

Columbus homes cover a lot of ground. Clintonville and German Village have older houses with narrow detached garages and basements that may have seen a century of moisture. Northland and the east side have mid-century ranches with attached garages and plain gray slabs. Newer builds out by Polaris and the Far East Side come with big two and three car garages. Most homeowners want a flake epoxy garage floor that hides dirt, cleans up easily and holds up to salt. Basement floors come in close behind, from sealing a dusty laundry area to coating a finished rec room.

  • GaragesOil-resistant epoxy and flake coatings made for daily parking and the salt your tires carry in.
  • Workshops & home gymsCoated or sealed floors that are easy to sweep and clean under benches, tools and gym mats.
  • BasementsPolished or coated concrete for a clean, finished lower level.
How It Works

From first call to finished floor

Straightforward and efficient, from your first consultation through the final pass.

  1. 1

    Call or send the form

    Tell us about the space. We set up a time to see the floor in person.

  2. 2

    Free on-site assessment

    We check slab condition, cracks, joints and moisture, and talk through options.

  3. 3

    Written quote

    A clear recommendation and price in writing. No pressure, no upselling.

  4. 4

    Prep, install, walkthrough

    Diamond grinding, the system you chose, and a final walkthrough with you.

Service Area

Serving Columbus & nearby

Columbus is about 15-20 minutes to downtown from our Westerville Road office. We also work in these nearby communities.

Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio5605 Westerville Rd., STE. A, Columbus, OH 43231(614) 715-7108Mon-Fri 8 AM-5 PM, Sat-Sun closed
FAQ

Columbus floor questions

What Columbus homeowners and businesses ask us.

I own an older house in Clintonville with a detached garage and a damp basement. Which one should I tackle first?

Usually the basement gets checked first, because moisture there decides which systems will work. The detached garage is often the easier win and can be done on its own schedule. One estimate visit can cover both, and the written quote breaks them out so you can phase the work.

We're converting an old brick building downtown in Columbus into offices. What floor options make sense under the old carpet?

Once the carpet and adhesive come up, many of those slabs can be ground and polished for a clean, modern look. Patched or uneven areas may need resurfacing first, and back rooms or restrooms might get a coating. The walk-through tells us how much repair the old slab needs.

How quickly can someone get out to a Columbus address for an estimate?

Columbus is our home base, so most addresses are a short drive from the office on Westerville Rd. Downtown is about 15 to 20 minutes away. Estimates are usually scheduled within a reasonable window depending on the season, and spring tends to be the busiest.

My Columbus home needs the garage coated and a home gym floor in the basement. Can that be one visit?

Usually, yes. The crew is already set up with grinders and dust collection, so the basement gym can follow the garage prep on the same trip. The basement gets a moisture reading first, then a solid color epoxy or a ground and sealed floor that sits well under rubber mats. Each area cures on its own schedule.

I run a taproom in Franklinton and a second spot is coming. Can both floors be planned together?

Sure. Breweries and taprooms often want a consistent look across locations, and planning both at once makes it easier to match colors and systems. Each site still gets its own walk-through, since drains, slope and slab condition vary from building to building.

Our house in Polaris is brand new. Which floor should we protect first?

Most new owners start with the garage, since cars bring in salt, oil and tire marks from the first week. It can be coated once the slab is about a month old and passes a moisture test. An unfinished basement can follow with a sealer or coating before you frame walls or move storage in. We'll suggest an order that fits your budget.

Which floor services do Columbus homeowners ask about most?

Flake epoxy for the garage leads the list by a wide margin. Sealed or polished basement floors and resurfacing for salt-worn garage slabs come close behind. On the commercial side across Columbus, polished concrete for warehouses and retail and epoxy for kitchens and shops are the most common requests.

What is the best garage floor epoxy company in Columbus, OH?

Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio installs flake epoxy garage floors all over Columbus, from narrow detached garages in Clintonville and German Village to the big three car garages out by Polaris. Our in-house crew grinds the slab, fills cracks and builds a coating that hides dirt and handles winter salt. A free on-site estimate starts things off, and you get a written quote.

My mid-century ranch in Northland has a plain gray garage and a cracked laundry room floor. Is that one estimate or two?

One estimate covers both. Someone will look at the garage slab and the laundry room on the same visit, measure each and check the laundry floor for moisture before suggesting a system. You get a single written quote with both areas listed, so you can decide whether to do them together or one at a time.

Can work on my Columbus storefront be split between nights and a weekend?

Yes. Retail and restaurant floors are often done in sections after closing, with the bigger steps saved for a weekend. The plan is set before the job starts, so you know exactly which nights the store needs to be clear and when it reopens.

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