The 30,786-square-foot facility will include about 8,000 square feet of corporate offices, with the remainder dedicated to warehouse and indoor parking for Oasis vehicles, Reindl said. The main entrance will face Interstate 75.
Construction is expected to be completed by next summer, Reindl said. The building will add about 80 jobs once it reaches full capacity, resulting in an annual payroll of more than $4 million, she said.
Oasis Turf & Tree provides lawn and tree care services and exterior pest control in Cincinnati, Dayton and Northern Kentucky from its 28,000-square-foot headquarters at 897 Loveland Madeira Road in Loveland. It was founded by Reindl and her husband, Rob, in their garage in 1996. It then moved to a larger facility in Loveland before moving to its current home in 2019.
The new facility will be “very similar” to the company’s headquarters in Loveland, with some minor changes, Angela Reindl said. It will help the company continue to grow and provide jobs, she said.
“We’re at 93 (employees) right now at our current facility and we’re overflowing,” she said. About a dozen or so employees from the Loveland facility will move to the Miami Twp. location, Reindl said.
The company’s growth over the last decade or so has landed it a spot as one of Inc. 5000′s fastest-growing companies for every year except one since 2014.
Rob Reindl, the company’s president and co-founder, told this news outlet the company has about 19,500 customers now, up from 4,000 customers in 2012. “This facility (in Loveland) is probably capable of taking care of about 18,000 (customers), so we’re bursting at the seams,” he said. “We’ve got vans parked all over. We’ve got a temporary gravel parking lot we had to put in to accommodate some of our vans and stuff, so we can’t get in there (in Miami Twp.) soon enough.”
Oasis Turf & Tree has approximately 5,000 customers in the Dayton area who will be serviced out of the Miami Twp. facility, Reindl said.
“We’ve been servicing the Dayton area from our Loveland location and Northern Kentucky (is being served by Loveland) as well right now and so eventually we’ll need to do the same thing in Northern Kentucky,” he said. “We’ve run out of room.”
Reindl said the company chose Miami Twp. for the move because it’s “a really neat area” that has seen rapid growth in recent years. It also is “very central” to Oasis Turf & Tree’s customer base.
“We’ll be able to add a couple of communities to the north that we don’t currently service by building this location, but it also makes sense for us to service maybe even West Chester customers from that location,” he said.
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