Epoxy Flooring in Moon Township, PA

A good share of epoxy flooring in Moon Township goes into working spaces. Pittsburgh International Airport arrived in 1951, and while the terminal moved to Findlay Township in 1991, Moon has rebounded as the airport's cargo area. Nova Chemicals, FedEx Ground and Dick's Sporting Goods all have headquarters here, and the 911th Airlift Wing and 171st Air Refueling Wing are based nearby.

Aviation and cargo floors

Hangar and cargo floors deal with jet fuel, hydraulic fluid, heavy tugs and constant rolling loads. We recommend chemical-resistant epoxy systems with a thicker build, light colors to brighten large bays and painted lines for traffic flow. Joints and cracks are filled before coating, which keeps rolling wheels from breaking the edges.

Office and campus space

Robert Morris University enrolls nearly 5,000 students, and corporate campuses add lobbies, fitness rooms and mechanical spaces. Those areas benefit from seamless floors that clean easily. Metallic epoxy suits a lobby where appearance comes first.

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Rain totals to plan around

Moon sits at about 1,175 feet and averages 41.80 inches of precipitation a year in the 1991 to 2020 normals. The township also runs along the Ohio River across from Sewickley. Homes on lower ground can see more slab moisture, so we test before every job and pick a primer to match.

Wartime housing

In 1943, the federal government built the Mooncrest housing plan for defense workers. Slabs and basements from that era are now over 80 years old. They usually need more grinding and patching, and we say so up front in the quote.

Weather data from next door

The National Weather Service forecast office for Pittsburgh sits in Moon Township. Its records show winters averaging around 41 inches of snow at the airport, so road brine and slush are a given from December through March. Cargo yards and home garages both see that load. A topcoat that resists salt, plus a squeegee by the door, keeps cleanup quick.