Company.
Corcon was established on January 8, 1976 by Lou, Gus, and their Father, George Lyras. Four years later, Tom Psaras, their brother-in-law, joined the firm after graduating as an engineer and working four years as a nuclear test engineer. A year after, Lauri Kauffman joined as the office manager. George retired in 1987, but stayed on as a valued advisor, and that same year, Steve, the youngest brother, completed the partnership. Together they built Corcon's highly respected reputation. Through the years they steered Corcon into becoming a leading contractor in many different types of industrial painting, and now a leader in lead removal on bridges.
Growth is the key word to describe the many early years of successful business. From the first years sales of under fifty thousand to a multi-million dollar sales in recent years. Now, through the difficult times of government regulations with painting companies changing names and going bankrupt, Corcon led the industry in the early years of lead removal of bridges. Exclusive United States Patents in containment devices and recycling machines developed by Corcon are vital to the industry. Published articles and speeches are referenced constantly. Corcon has changed with the times and is here to stay.
Corcon, Inc. has completed many different types of industrial painting contracts and every job was a reference for the next. A review of our work history will show that many of our clients are repeat customers who are extremely pleased with our performance. Highly qualified men are used to give you a fast, safe and professional job that will last and protect for years. From using the newest coatings on the market today; Corcon can meet your exact specifications or suggest methods that would best suit your needs.
Growth is the key word to describe the many early years of successful business. From the first years sales of under fifty thousand to a multi-million dollar sales in recent years. Now, through the difficult times of government regulations with painting companies changing names and going bankrupt, Corcon led the industry in the early years of lead removal of bridges. Exclusive United States Patents in containment devices and recycling machines developed by Corcon are vital to the industry. Published articles and speeches are referenced constantly. Corcon has changed with the times and is here to stay.
Corcon, Inc. has completed many different types of industrial painting contracts and every job was a reference for the next. A review of our work history will show that many of our clients are repeat customers who are extremely pleased with our performance. Highly qualified men are used to give you a fast, safe and professional job that will last and protect for years. From using the newest coatings on the market today; Corcon can meet your exact specifications or suggest methods that would best suit your needs.
Mission.
Principally, for Corcon, types of work includes bridges, power plants, electrical towers and substations, factories and tanks. Currently, types of work are lead removal of bridges and complex structures using recyclable steel grit blasting machines. Major accomplishments have been the development and patenting of a containment platform for the containment of blast debris and the development and patenting of recyclable abrasive blasting systems with steel abrasive as the blast media.
Our goal is to continue to search out and utilize coatings and coating applications that will benefit our customers and protect their structures. We will continue to develop and utilize recyclable abrasive systems and containment devices to minimize waste and protect the environment. We will continue to protect our workers and the public from the hazards associated with the lead and other hazardous paint removal. In performance of our work we will continue to to take steps to protect domestic and wild animals, fowl and fish. We will continue to provide corrosion resistance and longer life for the customer's structure. We will continue to assure our customers of the quality assurance programs documenting each stage of the project. We will continue to advise our customer's as to the most cost effective method for protection of complex structures keeping in mind safety and environmental issues.
Our goal is to continue to search out and utilize coatings and coating applications that will benefit our customers and protect their structures. We will continue to develop and utilize recyclable abrasive systems and containment devices to minimize waste and protect the environment. We will continue to protect our workers and the public from the hazards associated with the lead and other hazardous paint removal. In performance of our work we will continue to to take steps to protect domestic and wild animals, fowl and fish. We will continue to provide corrosion resistance and longer life for the customer's structure. We will continue to assure our customers of the quality assurance programs documenting each stage of the project. We will continue to advise our customer's as to the most cost effective method for protection of complex structures keeping in mind safety and environmental issues.
Our Team.
Started nearly 30 years ago as a family business, our Corcon family has grown. Next generations have been added including laborers from all over the country. The Corcon staff has many combined years of experience and proficiency. Our project leaders have a track record of countless successful and safe projects. Join this with advancements and methods pioneered by Corcon, our staff is key to the claim as leaders in industrial painting. View Our Org Chart
PROJECTS.
PRESS.
Road and Bridges
by: Chris McMillan
Unlike many bridges of that era, which used a streamlined plate girder system, Throgs Neck used a newer design technology that consisted of 28ft. deep stiffening trusses under the deck, essentially...
NECKSTICKS
OUT
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by: Chris McMillan
Unlike many bridges of that era, which used a streamlined plate girder system, Throgs Neck used a newer design technology that consisted of 28ft. deep stiffening trusses under the deck, essentially...
NECK
OUT
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JPCL
by: Lori R. Huffman
Being ahead of schedule on a bridge project is good; Being one year ahead of schedule is almost impossible, but one contractor is on track to do just that ...
A PROJECTAHEAD
OF ITS
TIME
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by: Lori R. Huffman
Being ahead of schedule on a bridge project is good; Being one year ahead of schedule is almost impossible, but one contractor is on track to do just that ...
A PROJECT
OF ITS
TIME
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Construction Today
by: Fernie Grace Tielis
Working on high profile projects in the Northeast, Corcon Brings more than 30 years of industrial painting expertise to the market. It's number priority is it's employees' safety, it says...
FINETUNING
NYC
BRIDGES
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by: Fernie Grace Tielis
Working on high profile projects in the Northeast, Corcon Brings more than 30 years of industrial painting expertise to the market. It's number priority is it's employees' safety, it says...
FINE
NYC
BRIDGES
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CONTACT.
CORCON INCORPORATED (NY)
42-04 216th St.
Bayside, NY 11361
42-04 216th St.
Bayside, NY 11361
CORCON INCORPORATED (OH)
P.O. Box 214
Lowellville, OH 44436
P.O. Box 214
Lowellville, OH 44436