Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Catasauqua, Pennsylvania

Catasauqua is a small borough on the Lehigh River just north of Allentown, with a rich industrial past. In the 1800s the Crane Iron Works here pioneered the use of anthracite coal to make iron, and the borough’s grand homes along Second Street reflect that prosperity. The George Taylor House, home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence, is preserved nearby, and the D&L Trail follows the river through the area for walkers and cyclists.

Housing in Catasauqua is mostly older brick rowhomes, twins and Victorian houses, many with basements, alley garages and concrete steps. Being on the Lehigh River means humidity and, in low-lying areas, occasional flooding. Lehigh Valley winters bring frequent freeze–thaw cycles and road salt, which deteriorate unsealed concrete over time.

Coating projects that fit Catasauqua homes:

• Basements in historic rowhomes, coated with moisture-tolerant epoxy
• Alley and detached garages refreshed with flake systems
• Steps, porches and small patios sealed against freeze damage
• Small businesses and workshops in the borough and nearby industrial areas

Working With Historic Floors

Older concrete often has cracks, uneven surfaces and old paint. Grinding, patching and moisture testing come first, followed by a coating system chosen for the conditions. That process helps the floor bond and last. Because the borough sits right next to Allentown and Whitehall, many Lehigh Valley installers include it in their service area. Look through the contractors listed for Catasauqua and request quotes.