Featured memberArchitecture 359 INC
Cincinnati, OH
As a leading Cincinnati architecture firm, we provide comprehensive architectural services, sustainable design and adaptive reuse plans.

Everything we list from Cincinnati and the Ohio suburbs around it, in one place. Builders, trades, consultants and shops, each with a source and a verification status you can check.
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Featured memberCincinnati, OH
As a leading Cincinnati architecture firm, we provide comprehensive architectural services, sustainable design and adaptive reuse plans.
Featured memberCincinnati, OH
Jostin Construction is a construction manager and general contractor with 28 years of experience delivering complex, schedule‑driven projects.
Featured memberCincinnati, OH
Kaiker Development + Construction provides a full range of development, construction management, and general contracting services.
What's in Cincinnati
Published listings in Cincinnati, Blue Ash, and Mason. Every one shows where its information came from.
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Businesses to know
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Cincinnati eats by neighborhood. Over-the-Rhine and Findlay Market hold the densest run of kitchens and counters in the city, Walnut Hills and Northside keep their own, and the suburbs carry the family rooms people drive back for. Findlay Market is the oldest continuously operating public market in Ohio and is the right first stop if you want several kitchens in one walk. Several places keep shorter hours on Mondays.
Cincinnati builds on hills and floodplain, so the trades here deal with basements, retaining walls and hillside access more often than a flat-ground market would. Permits run through the City for work inside it and through the individual township or village outside, which is the first thing to establish on a job near the county line. General contractors, the specialty trades and the fire, electrical and mechanical firms all work across Hamilton County and out into Butler, Warren and Clermont. Ask for a license number and confirm it before signing.
Cincinnati, OH · Mason, OH
Design, branding, print, photography and production studios across Cincinnati, a city with a long commercial art and packaging tradition that still shapes what the studios here are good at. Over-the-Rhine and Northside hold a visible share of the independents. Ask to see work in the format you actually need, because a print system and a video reel are different crafts.
Consultants, engineers, architects and business services across the Cincinnati region, working for a market with an unusual number of large head offices for a city this size. A good many of these firms hold public certifications, which is worth asking about directly if you are trying to meet a supplier goal on a contract. Most work regionally rather than from the address on the letterhead.
Salons, barbers and personal care studios across Cincinnati and the suburbs around it. Most work by appointment and a stylist's own book matters more than the address, so it is usual to follow a person between chairs. Ask about hair type and technique when you book rather than on the day.
Cincinnati, OH · Blue Ash, OH
Galleries, performers, venues and creative programs across Cincinnati, a city with a long-established arts infrastructure and a visible independent scene alongside it. Over-the-Rhine holds much of the walkable share. Check a venue's own calendar rather than a listing site, because dates move.
Tutors, trainers, childcare providers and workforce training across the Cincinnati region. Programs that place people into the trades and into office work are a real part of this market, and several run alongside the city's own contracting programs. Check licensing and ratios for anything involving children, and ask what a program's completion actually leads to.
Cleaners, landscapers, painters and maintenance trades working across a county of older housing, where prewar brick and frame stock in the city sits beside postwar suburbs in the townships. Access and parking on the hillside streets is a real factor in what a job costs, so it is worth mentioning when you ask for a quote. Confirm licensing and insurance for anything structural.
Agents, brokers and property professionals working across Hamilton County and the townships beyond it, where the boundary between one neighborhood and the next moves value sharply. Agents here generally work a handful of areas properly rather than the whole county, so ask which streets someone has actually closed on. Note that the Kentucky suburbs are a separate market with separate licensing.
Software, IT services and technology firms across Cincinnati, serving a regional market with a heavy concentration of large corporate buyers. Managed service providers here often work on a monthly retainer rather than per call, so establish which model you are being quoted. Ask who holds the credentials to your systems before work begins.
Each one gathers a whole metro across every category, the same way this page does.
You would join 28 businesses already listed in Cincinnati. Listing is free and stays free. Upgrading buys priority placement across the Cincinnati hub, your category page, every ownership page you match, Ohio results and site search, plus a bigger photo-rich profile and reporting on what visitors did with it.
Standard listing, findable by category and by ownership.
3 photos · 150 words
Larger card, 8 photos, and you rank above free listings everywhere you appear.
8 photos · 300 words
Top of the Cincinnati hub, a full gallery, and your website shown on your profile.
20 photos · 750 words