Industrial buildings and rail lines in the Turtle Creek valley, seen from the George Westinghouse Bridge
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Concrete Polishing in Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons

Turtle Creek's Keystone Commons turned the historic Westinghouse complex into a working industrial and manufacturing campus. These heavy-duty floors are a strong match for industrial polished concrete.

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The Turtle Creek valley from the George Westinghouse Bridge. Photo: MDK33, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

The floors Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons runs on

What We Polish in Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons

Manufacturing floors in a campus like this take heavy loads and equipment daily. Polished concrete resists abrasion, keeps dust down, and holds up where coatings would chip or peel.

Manufacturing and fabrication

Industrial and flex tenants

Warehouse and storage

Trade and service shops

Built for the way Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons works

Sectors We Serve Here

Warehouses & Distribution

High-traffic floors that take forklift loads and shrug off tire marks.

Manufacturing Plants

Dust-resistant, easy-clean slabs built for production line abuse.

Auto & Garage

Chemical-resistant floors that handle hoists, lifts, and constant traffic.

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Same Slab, Reborn

Keystone Commons industrial campus on the former Westinghouse site. It's the same slab, ground and densified to a light-reflective finish, so demolition isn't part of the job.

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Grind, densify, polish, seal: the same four-step process on every Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons floor. See how it works.

Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons questions, answered

Asked about Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons

What managers and contractors in Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons ask before they book a walkthrough.

Snow falling on downtown Pittsburgh, with iced rivers and the Smithfield Street Bridge, seen from Mount Washington
Snow falling on downtown Pittsburgh, seen from Mount Washington.Photo: Cbaile19, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Keystone Commons sits on the old Westinghouse campus. Are those slabs good to polish?

Often, because heavy industrial slabs from that era were built thick and tough. They also carry decades of oil, patching and coatings, so we'll test and probe on the walkthrough and say what it will and won't take before pricing.

How do you handle large, older buildings that stay in use?

We work by bay with a written map of what's down and when, and keep aisles, docks and equipment reachable. Older buildings often have uneven spots and old trenches, and we'll plan around them.

Do the Turtle Creek valley and winter weather change anything?

Moisture is worth testing in any valley building, and we do that before a densifier or guard goes on. For the surface itself, salt and slush are a cleaning matter, not a structural one, once the slab is sealed.

What do you need to quote a Keystone Commons space?

The building and bay, square footage, any known coatings or patches and how the floor is used. For a campus space we'll walk it in person before pricing.

Walk your Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons floor with us

Tell us the address and what the floor does all winter. We will check the slab and write a scope for your Turtle Creek & Keystone Commons building.

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