Laid out by Colonel John Canon in 1789

Epoxy Flooring in Canonsburg, PA

Floor coatings for Canonsburg's older homes and its food and metalware businesses.

Free on-site estimates
Every slab gets a moisture reading before we coat it
Written quotes that spell out the surface prep

An Old Borough With Working Floors

Epoxy flooring in Canonsburg serves one of the oldest towns in the region. Colonel John Canon laid out the town in 1789, and it was incorporated in 1802. The railroad arrived in 1871, and a trolley linked the borough to Washington from 1903 to 1953. Population peaked at 12,599 in 1940, so many houses here are decades old.

Food and metalware production

Sarris Candies and All-Clad Metalcrafters are based in Canonsburg, and Southpointe next door in Cecil Township houses a number of large corporate tenants. Production and food spaces need seamless floors that handle cleaning chemicals, hot water and carts. We suggest high-solids epoxy with a slip-resistant topcoat and cove base where walls meet the floor.

Steel and coal heritage

Most of the workforce once worked in local steel mills or coal mines. Homes built for those workers often have small garages and basements with old, patched concrete. Old coatings come off with a grinder, cracks get filled and low spots are leveled before anything new is applied.

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Testing comes first

Western Pennsylvania basements often feel damp in summer. Every Canonsburg job starts with a moisture test so we can choose the right primer. If water is coming in, we recommend fixing it before coating.

A big Fourth of July

The borough's Fourth of July parade draws 50,000 to 60,000 people. Shops along the route want entrances that look good and clean up fast. Vinyl flake sealed under a tough clear coat fits that need.

Radium site history

Radium refining ran at the Standard Chemical site from 1911 to 1922, and the later mill site cleanup covered 163 nearby properties. Radon is a separate issue, but the county health department says up to 40% of Pennsylvania homes may top the EPA radon action level. Test your basement before coating it. Coating a floor does not deal with radon.

Garages for worker cottages

Older homes in the borough often have one-car garages. A coated floor turns them into tidy storage or a small workshop. We measure carefully so the quote fits the space.

Canonsburg Facts

Early town. Colonel John Canon laid out the town in 1789, and it was incorporated in 1802.
Local makers. Sarris Candies and All-Clad Metalcrafters are based in Canonsburg.
Peak population. Population peaked at 12,599 in 1940; the 2010 census counted 4,144 housing units.
Parade crowds. The Fourth of July parade draws 50,000 to 60,000 people along about 1.5 miles.
Radon statewide. The Allegheny County Health Department notes up to 40% of Pennsylvania homes may exceed the EPA radon action level of 4 pCi/L.

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Canonsburg Questions

Do you install floors in food production spaces?

Yes. We use seamless, slip-resistant systems that tolerate cleaning chemicals and hot water, often with a cove base.

My home is old. Will the floor need a lot of prep?

Likely some. We grind, repair cracks and level low spots, and show each step in the estimate.

Can you coat a storefront before the parade?

Often, yes, with a fast-cure system. Ask early so we can plan around the date.

Is every slab moisture tested before you coat it?

Yes. The reading guides our primer choice.

Does my basement need a radon test before it is coated?

It is a good idea. The county recommends testing, and if levels are high, a mitigation system should go in first. We can coat the floor after that work is done.

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Canonsburg shops and homes can book a free estimate with a written quote.

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