Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania

McKees Rocks sits on the south bank of the Ohio River just downstream from downtown Pittsburgh, connected to the North Side by the McKees Rocks Bridge. The borough takes its name from the rock outcropping where the McKees Rocks Mound, an ancient Native American burial mound, was excavated in the late 1800s. Its history as a railroad and industrial town is still visible, and the Father Ryan Arts Center has become a community anchor. Neighboring Stowe Township and Kennedy Township surround the borough.

Homes here are mostly older, built close together on hillsides, with basements, rear garages and lots of concrete steps. The river valley climate is damp and humid, and winters bring a long stretch of freezing and thawing with plenty of road salt on steep streets. Water draining off the hills can push moisture into basements and leave efflorescence on walls and floors.

Making Older Floors Work Again

• Basements coated with moisture-tolerant epoxy to brighten and seal the space
• Garages and workshops given a tough flake floor that resists salt and oil
• Industrial and warehouse floors in the borough’s commercial areas
• Steps, porches and patios repaired and sealed

Older concrete may need grinding, crack repair and moisture testing before a coating goes down. That preparation makes a big difference in how long the floor lasts. Compare the contractors listed for McKees Rocks and Pittsburgh’s western neighborhoods, and contact a few for estimates.