Epoxy Flooring
Epoxy floor coatings for garages, basements and commercial floors, built on ground, prepped concrete with flake, metallic and solid-color systems.
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Epoxy flooring in Huntingdon, PA starts with the concrete underneath, and much of it is old. In the borough's older houses, a basement slab may still carry old paint or tile glue. Garage floors in town and out toward Raystown Lake see winter road salt and muddy gear. Downtown, older storefronts and offices often have tile to pull before any coating goes down.
SF Huling is based in Lock Haven, and our Central Pennsylvania area takes in Huntingdon, the county seat. Epoxy floor coatings lead our work: flake and metallic systems under a durable clear topcoat, for homes and businesses. Our second line is floor demolition and prep, including tile removal and grinding a slab down to bare concrete. Call or text (570) 772-2721 for a free estimate.
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Many of Huntingdon's houses have stood for generations. Census Bureau estimates show the median home in the borough was built in 1942. Nearly half of Huntingdon's homes were built before 1940. Across Huntingdon County, housing is newer, with a median home built in 1972.
More than 8 in 10 homes in the borough were built before 1980. Only about 1 in 25 homes in the borough was built since 2000. Over the decades, slabs that old tend to pick up patches, paint, glue and old tile.
Epoxy needs clean, open concrete to grip, so those layers have to come off. Our concrete grinding and floor prep takes the slab down to bare concrete and fills minor cracks. Old 9 by 9 tile or black glue in a house this age gets tested before anyone grinds it. Our post on asbestos floor tile removal in Pennsylvania explains why.
Huntingdon grew up where Standing Stone Creek flows into the Juniata River. The area around town flooded in 1889, 1936 and 1972, but not much of the town itself.
Our basement process is the same anywhere in town. Every basement slab we coat gets a moisture check first. Epoxy cannot bond properly to a wet slab or in high humidity.
Once the slab passes, basement floor epoxy goes down over freshly ground concrete. In a laundry or storage area, a flake floor gives the room a speckled, textured look. For a finished room, metallic epoxy floors add pigments that form patterns within the coating.
Huntingdon has warm summers and moderately cold winters. In the cold months, snowmelt and road salt ride into the garage on your tires. Bare concrete soaks up that salty water, and the slab ends up stained and gritty.
After grinding, garage floor epoxy covers the slab with one seamless, durable finish. Slush sits on top of the coating, and a squeegee pushes it out the door. In a garage that works hard, flake epoxy floors make sense. We broadcast colored flakes into the wet base coat, and a durable clear topcoat locks them in.
Huntingdon is the largest town near Raystown Lake, which is the biggest lake entirely within Pennsylvania. Much of the land around it is not open to home building, so summer homes sit back from the waterfront. After a day of boating or fishing, a coated garage floor wipes clean of mud and lake water.
The Huntingdon Borough Historic District takes in the central business district and the residential streets around it. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986, it includes 521 contributing buildings. Most are two- and three-story brick or frame structures from the late 1700s to the early 1900s. The photo at the top looks out over downtown Huntingdon and the wooded ridges beyond it (photo by Harrison Keely, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0, cropped).
The borough is also home to Juniata College, a private liberal arts college founded in 1876. Amtrak's daily east-west train stops at the station on Fourth and Allegheny streets. Older shops and offices around town often have tile or VCT on the floor. That tile has to come up before a coating goes down.
We pull the tile and scrape off the glue or thinset under it. Then we grind the slab clean. SF Huling brings three decades of commercial flooring work to the job. On the clean slab, commercial epoxy flooring gives a downtown shop or office a seamless floor that mops clean.
Communities and areas we serve around Huntingdon: Smithfield Township, Oneida Township, Henderson Township, Walker Township, McConnellstown, Juniata Township, Porter Township, Alexandria, Petersburg, Mill Creek, Marklesburg, Mount Union.
Huntingdon ZIP codes served: 16652.
Free estimates throughout Huntingdon County and the surrounding area.
(570) 772-2721 Epoxy floor coatings for garages, basements and commercial floors, built on ground, prepped concrete with flake, metallic and solid-color systems.
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We grind the slab down and install full flake epoxy coatings on home garage floors. Free estimates across Central Pennsylvania, residential and commercial.
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We coat basement floors in flake and solid color epoxy across Central Pennsylvania. The slab gets checked for moisture and ground open before any coating goes down.
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Epoxy floor coatings for shops, warehouses, service bays and retail floors across Central Pennsylvania. The company is backed by about 30 years of commercial flooring experience, and estimates are free.
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Flake epoxy flooring puts a full layer of colored vinyl chips into a wet base coat, then seals it under a clear topcoat. You get color and texture in place of bare gray concrete.
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We coat concrete patios, porches, front steps, landings and walkways in a full broadcast flake system. The flake gives the surface grip, and a clear topcoat handles the weather outside.
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A metallic epoxy floor gives a marbled, poured stone look to a finished room. We grind the slab, build the floor coat by coat, and tell you up front how it wears.
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We tear out tile, carpet, hardwood, laminate and glued down vinyl. The debris goes with us and the floor is left ready for what comes next.
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We take up ceramic and porcelain floor tile and VCT, along with the thinset or glue under it. The debris goes out with the job, and the floor is left ready for a coating or your installer.
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We grind concrete slabs back to a bare, open surface so coatings and new flooring bond. Old paint, glue and thinset come off, and the high spots come down.
Learn MoreA few of the questions we hear most around Huntingdon. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Tell us the room, the size of the floor and what is on it now. Call or text (570) 772-2721, or send the details through the form and we will get back to you.
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