Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Toledo, Ohio

Toledo earned the nickname the Glass City from its long history of glassmaking, and the Toledo Museum of Art, with its striking Glass Pavilion, celebrates that heritage. The Toledo Zoo is one of the most respected in the country, the Mud Hens play minor league baseball downtown at Fifth Third Field, and the Imagination Station science center sits on the Maumee River waterfront. Toledo’s Metroparks system, including Wildwood Preserve and Oak Openings, spreads across Lucas County, and the western basin of Lake Erie lies just beyond the city’s edge.

Swamp Clay and Lake Weather

Toledo was built on the northeastern edge of the Great Black Swamp, and its heavy clay soils and high water table are still a factor for homeowners. Basements throughout the city commonly see moisture, and slabs on low ground can stay damp. Lake Erie brings cold winds, snow and frequent freeze-thaw cycles in winter, with heavy salt use on city streets. A coating system with diamond grinding, a moisture-tolerant primer, broadcast flake and a polyaspartic topcoat seals floors against water and salt.

Common Toledo-area projects include:

• Basements in older neighborhoods like the Old West End, Point Place and South Toledo
• Detached and attached garages across Toledo, Sylvania, Maumee and Perrysburg
• Manufacturing, automotive and warehouse floors serving the region’s industrial base
• Restaurant and brewery floors downtown and in the Warehouse District

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