Pittsburgh Epoxy Flooring

Photo credits

The photographers behind these pictures

The Pittsburgh streets, buildings and winter scenes on this site are photographs by people who shared them for reuse. They aren't pictures of our jobs. Each one is credited here with its license and a link to the original.

Illustrations

Three generated illustrations

A few images on the facility manager page are generated illustrations of typical winter scenes. They're labelled Illustration wherever they appear. They aren't photographs, they aren't Pittsburgh locations, and they aren't our jobs.

Glass entrance doors of a store on a winter day with salted slush and plowed snow outside, black entrance mats, and a polished concrete floor inside with a few wet bootprints.
A winter entrance: salt and slush arrive on the first step inside.
Close view of a polished concrete floor at a glass doorway with tracked-in road salt and water beads on one side and a wiped, clean surface on the other.
Tracked-in salt on one side, a wiped surface on the other.
Long converted brick industrial hall with tall arched steel-framed windows, black steel trusses and a polished gray concrete floor reflecting the window light, snow falling outside.
A converted brick hall with a polished slab, snow falling outside.

About these photos

Where the pictures come from

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
Are the photos on this site pictures of your completed work?

Only the photos on the projects pages. Pictures of Pittsburgh streets, buildings and winter scenes elsewhere on the site are photographs shared for reuse by other people, and each one is credited on this page. A few images on the facility manager page are generated illustrations, labelled as such, and they aren't photographs of any real job.

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Why use photos from other photographers?

A page about Pittsburgh floors should show Pittsburgh. These photographers shared their work under open licenses that allow reuse with credit, and we give the credit next to each picture.

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Can I reuse one of these photos?

Each entry links to its source page and license. Follow the license terms there, including crediting the photographer and, where the license requires it, sharing adaptations under the same license.

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Where are your own project photos?

On the projects page, shown as shot. As more finished floors are photographed, they're added there.

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See the real work

The projects page shows photographs of floors from our own crew.

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