Epoxy Flooring in Bridgeville, PA

Epoxy flooring in Bridgeville starts with the creek. The borough took its name from the first bridge over Chartiers Creek, and McLaughlin Run, a tributary, flows through town. Packed into just 1.10 square miles, many homes and storefronts sit close to the water.

When the creek rises

Chartiers Creek has a hard history. When Hurricane Ivan's remnants hit on September 17, 2004, about 4,000 homes flooded across Allegheny County, and one person was swept away in Chartiers Creek, the county's only death in that storm. Floors near the creek can take on water in big storms and stay damp long after. Coatings need to be chosen with that in mind.

Our creekside approach

We test moisture at several spots, not just one. High readings mean a moisture-mitigating primer goes down first. In basements that have flooded before, we suggest a water-resistant, seamless coating that can be hosed and squeegeed clean after a storm. We also tell you when a floor should wait until drainage or sealing work is done.

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Old coal town housing

Commercial coal mining began here in the 1880s and drove the town's growth. Population went from 147 in 1880 to 1,983 by 1910 and peaked at 7,112 in 1960. Many houses date to those decades, and their concrete floors often carry old paint, patches and uneven spots. Grinding and leveling are part of most jobs here.

Main street storefronts

With 2,587 housing units on a small footprint, Bridgeville is compact, and its small businesses sit close together. Shops and offices want a durable floor that can be installed quickly. Fast-cure systems help keep doors open.

Scheduling around wet weeks

After a long stretch of rain, a slab near the creek can take days to dry back down. We would rather move your install date than lay a coating on wet concrete. If a storm rolls through right before the job, we retest that morning and adjust.