Epoxy Flooring in Lower Macungie Township, PA

Epoxy flooring in Lower Macungie Township covers two very different jobs. One is the large attached garage of a suburban home built in the township's growth years. The other is the working floor of a shop, plant or warehouse. The township went from 19,220 people in 2000 to 30,633 in 2010 and 32,426 in 2020. It now has more residents than any Lehigh County municipality except Allentown.

Big garages from the 2000s

The houses built during that growth often have two- or three-car garages. A bigger floor means more room for workbenches, freezers, bikes and gym gear, and more concrete for salt and oil to damage. Owners here tend to ask for:

• Flake floors in blends that hide dust and tire marks across a wide space
• Polyaspartic topcoats that hold their color in garages with lots of daylight
• A defined workshop zone, sometimes in a solid color, for one bay
• Coated steps and landings into the house so the finish runs edge to edge

A three-car floor is often finished in two days. We grind the full slab, fill the sawn joints and any cracks, then lay the system in sections.

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Built for manufacturing

The township holds the primary manufacturing facilities of Mack Trucks, along with Smooth-On and the Allen Organ Company. Plants, suppliers and service shops around them need floors that resist oil, hydraulic fluid and rolling loads. For those spaces we use thicker, 100% solids epoxy and slip-resistant aggregate where people walk. Joints and spalls are repaired before coating, because a coating over a broken joint will chip fast under carts and forklifts.

Roads, salt and long winters

The township maintains 125.26 of its 166.31 miles of public roads, with the rest under PennDOT and the Turnpike Commission. Interstate 78, Interstate 476, U.S. Route 222 and Route 100 all cross it. Every one of those routes is salted in winter, and that brine ends up in commuters' garages. A sealed floor lets you push slush out the door instead of leaving it to soak into bare concrete.

Near South Mountain

South Mountain crosses the southern part of the township, just south of Alburtis and Macungie, and Little Lehigh Creek and Swabia Creek run through it. Homes on slopes and near the creeks can have damper basements. We test moisture before quoting any basement system, and we will not coat over active leaks.

Basement gyms and rec rooms

Larger homes in the township often have full basements that owners turn into gyms, playrooms or media rooms. A coated floor is easy to clean and stands up to dropped weights better than bare concrete. For gym areas we add texture, and we can coat under the spot where rubber mats will sit.

Inside Alburtis and Ancient Oaks

Alburtis is surrounded by the township, and Ancient Oaks is a census-designated place within it. Homes there span several decades, so we see both older slabs that need patching and newer ones that only need grinding. The estimate tells us which, and the quote reflects it.

How we price it

We measure every floor, test it and write down the prep, each coat and the total. Large or commercial floors may be split into phases so part of the space stays in use.