SSRG specializes in structural repair and strengthening, expertly addressing complex challenges to preserve and enhance the integrity of timeless structures. Our skilled craftsmen bring a blend of deep experience and creative problem-solving to every project, ensuring lasting solutions. We leverage the latest in structural principles and technology, always with safety, quality, and performance in mind. Our ‘No-Fear’ approach allows us to tackle intricate issues others shy away from, particularly in high-quality masonry, concrete, and structural steel repairs. We are committed to excellence, not just in our repairs but in our client relationships—ensuring we do it right the first time, every time. At SSRG, we build trust and structures that last.
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SSRG Corporate Headquarters
2831 Stanton Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45206, US
SSRG completed the restoration of the oldest stone house in Kentucky! The William Crow House has been transformed into a beautiful visitor center, preserving its rich heritage for future generations to enjoy. Our dedicated team worked to restore this iconic structure, ensuring it remains a captivating attraction for all. Come visit and step back in time with us! #ToughJobsDoneWell
SSRG is once again completing work on the Roger Bacon High School football stadium as we recoat the concrete bleachers. Back in 2012, we applied the original coating for these bleachers, which came with a five-year warranty. Remarkably, even after 12 years, the coating has held up without any signs of failure. This project is a testament to the long-lasting impact of our work and the expertise of our team. We’re honored to continue our partnership with Roger Bacon High School and contribute to their facilities. #ToughJobsDoneWell
In 2015, SSRG took on the challenge of stabilizing and restoring 1706 Lang in Over-the-Rhine, preserving a piece of Cincinnati’s history. Today we continue in our commitment to ensuring that even the most fragile structures stand strong for the future. #ToughJobsDoneWell
Today's virtual tour stop takes us to 1706 Lang in Over-the-Rhine. When it partially collapsed in 2015, the historic brick building was slated for demolition. Fortunately, with the support of residents and the City of Cincinnati, the Hamilton County Landbank, a managed entity of The Port, was able to stabilize and save the circa-1855 structure. Learn more and see more of The Port's partnerships and projects here: https://loom.ly/Y3NwmCA
Our team is growing and we’re looking for you! Check our website for more information and to apply. #ToughJobsDoneWell
We’ve completed renovations to balconies at 30 E. Central for The American Building apartments. Our team tackled this project with precision and expertise, ensuring the highest quality and safety standards. Proud to deliver on our promise of #ToughJobsDoneWell!
We are excited to share our latest collaboration with Stewart Iron Works at Steinhauser, Inc.’s facility in Newport, Kentucky! SSRG was called in to enhance the structural integrity of this important facility. Our team expertly reinforced both the wall and roof, ensuring the building meets highest standards of safety and durability. #ToughJobsDoneWell
We've completed our scope of work for Barton Malow at the Cincinnati Open, where we removed and replaced over 3 miles of caulking and sealants! We also performed various concrete repairs and installed waterproofing membrane throughout the two main grandstand stadiums. #ToughJobsDoneWell
The Cincy Tennis atmosphere is feeling a bit more industrial than we’re used to 🚧 but it just means our exciting developments are underway. We can’t wait to show you our new look and feel this August!
Students participated in hands-on learning and testing out the tools of the trade during Allied Construction Industries Construction Career Days. Looking forward to hosting another great group tomorrow! #ToughJobsDoneWell #ConstructionCareerDays #OhioInDemandJobsWeek #ConstructionCareers #ConstructionIndustry #SkilledTrades
SSRG was called in to create window openings at the 237 William Howard Taft project, where HGC Construction is converting the former office building into student housing. Because the windows were already in fabrication, our cutting of the limestone, brick, and block had to be exact. Our crews used extreme care and a new saw technology for this #ToughJobDoneWell
Thanks to all who came out to our Open House last week. The Southeast Operations division really enjoyed hosting in their new space! #ToughJobsDoneWell