Erie, PA Healthcare, nonprofit, commercial and home floors

We come from concrete. NOT PAINT.

Every floor we put down is built to an industrial standard.

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Urethane cement floor in a boiler room Urethane cement, boiler room

From hospital hallways to home garages, one standard.

1,500+ customers served 800,000+ sq ft of concrete ground PA Contractor #165436
Floors we've put down for · tap a name to see it
Urethane cement

The bombproof floor.

A quarter to three-eighths of an inch of urethane and cement, troweled seamless. It takes forklifts, chemicals, hot oil and the swing from a freezer to a 200°F washdown without cracking or letting go.

1/4 to 3/8 in thickThermal shock 200°F+USDA / FDA15 yr warranty
Price urethane cement
Red urethane cement floor in a commercial kitchen, sloped to floor drains
Healthcare and nonprofit

Floors for the buildings that serve people.

Hospitals, clinics, community centers, churches and schools. Seamless floors that clean easily and take carts, chairs and crowds every day.

SeamlessEasy to cleanSlip-resistant options
Talk to us about your building
Finished floor in a long institutional hallway
Too much floor for a commercial building?

Guilty as charged.

Overbuilt
on purpose

We put industrial systems in commercial spaces. We spec what the space actually takes, show you why, and price it straight. It's why our floors are still down years later.

Flake floors

Garages and shops, done right.

Full flake over a ground and repaired slab, with a grout coat and a urethane top. Pick from the blends we keep stocked in Erie.

Close-up of a blue flake floor
Metallic epoxy

Every pour moves differently.

Metallic pigments drift in the wet resin, so no two floors are alike. Move across the panel and the light moves with you, the way it catches a real metallic floor.

Interior and covered decksShowrooms and basements
Price a metallic floor
Midnight and silverMove to catch the light
Every system we install

One crew, from plant floor to garage.

Running a plant or a warehouse? That's work we want more of.

Commercial and industrial

  • Urethane cement
  • Chemical containment
  • STS Shop Tough
  • Safety line striping
  • Epoxy logos
  • Concrete polishing
  • Dyed polished concrete
  • Grind and seal
  • Cementitious overlays
  • Inlays and logos
  • Crack and joint filling
  • Vinyl cove base

Garage and residential

  • Full flake broadcast
  • Slurry System
  • Lite Tough Urethane
  • Metallic epoxy
  • Epoxy quartz
  • Tread-Plex
  • Pool deck coatings
  • Polyurea vs epoxy
Before and after

Drag the line.

Real 814 floors: the slab we walked onto, and the system we left behind.

Before After BeforeAfter

How we build a broadcast floor

Six layers. The ones you never see matter most.

Skip one and it shows up in year two. The grout coat is the one most crews try to shortcut, and it's the one that fills and levels everything the broadcast left behind.

Recent work

Scoped, coated, warrantied.

Close-up of a troweled urethane cement surface
Urethane cementTroweled, seamless, slip-resistant
Blue walkway with yellow safety striping in a plant
Plant walkwayCoating with safety striping
Electrical room floor with safety yellow
Electrical roomFlake with safety yellow
Erie County · 2,100 sf

Fire Dept. ambulance bay

MPE, broadcast, HTS top

Corry, PA · 300 sf

YMCA gymnasium entry

Flake, grout, top

Institutional · multi-area

Allegheny College, Archer Hall

Flake broadcast

Logged and fixed

We log every job, so we learn fast.

Every job, every problem and every fix goes into our logs, and we use AI to spot the patterns. We catch our mistakes and fix them fast, so each one only costs us once. A few from the log:

Styrofoam is not a substrate.

It can hide under an old floor with nothing showing at the walk-through. Coat over it and the patch peels in weeks, so we cut it back and rebuild the pocket first.

A stairwell corner is three corners.

Two vertical edges and a base, on every step. We price and prep it that way now.

Metal hides under tar.

Old fasteners break a grinder tooth if you hit them blind. They show an outline if you look, so we look before the tool touches down.

A coating that ends at a drain ends badly.

Butt it flat and it has nothing to hold. Key it in first and it has a lip to lock into.

Warranty

Written for each system.

15yr

Urethane cement

Delamination, lifting, peeling, adhesion failure.

15yr

Flake

Delamination and peeling.

3yr

Grind and seal

Delamination, lifting, peeling, adhesion failure.

5yr

Exterior work

Workmanship, plus the manufacturer's pass-through.

None of these cover normal wear, staining, abuse, or a slab that fails from moisture underneath. Topcoats aren't covered either: they're the sacrificial layer that takes the wear, and they get recoated when they're worn. We call that out in the estimate so it never comes as a surprise.

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Walk the floor with us.

Tell us about the space, the traffic it takes and what it has to survive.

Phone(814) 812-3118
Emailoffice@814epoxyandmore.com
AreaErie, PA and surrounding counties