Maine camp garage with a freshly poured flake epoxy floor

Second-generation installer

Epoxy Floor Coatings in Casco, Maine

Garage, basement, metallic, and commercial floors built to take a Maine winter. Diamond-ground, hand-poured, and typically finished in two days across the Sebago Lake region and Greater Portland.

  • Free on-site estimates
  • Diamond-ground prep
  • Two-day garage turnaround
  • 5.0 · 7 Google reviews
  • Second-generation installer
  • Free on-site estimates
  • Typical two-day garage turnaround
  • Based in Casco, ME

What you get with every floor

  • Estimates

    Free on-site estimates

    We look at the actual slab and give you a straight number — usually within a day or two of your call.

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  • Schedule

    Typical two-day garage

    Grind and repair on day one. Pour and topcoat on day two. Park on it that weekend.

    Garage floors
  • Prep

    Diamond-ground, not rolled on

    Every floor starts with mechanical prep so the coating bonds to the slab — not to whatever was on it.

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Generation installer
2ndGeneration installerThe trade was handed down, not picked up from a video.
On-site estimates
FreeOn-site estimatesWe come look at the actual slab before quoting a number.
Typical garage turnaround
2 daysTypical garage turnaroundGrind Monday, pour Tuesday, park on it that weekend.
Flake epoxy garage floor in a lit bay, freshly finished

2 days

Typical garage turnaround

Ground and repaired day one. Poured and topcoated day two.

Why Southern Maine Epoxy

The prep is the job. Everything else is finish work.

Most failed epoxy floors weren't bad resin — they were bad preparation. We do the unglamorous half properly so the pretty half lasts.

  • Mechanical prep, every time

    Every floor is diamond-ground before a drop of resin goes down. Acid etching and roll-on kits peel; ground concrete bonds.

  • Second-generation craft

    This is a trade that was handed down. You get the person who pours the floor on the phone, on the estimate, and on the job.

  • Two-day garage turnaround

    A typical residential garage is ground and repaired on day one, poured and topcoated on day two. You're back in the space fast.

  • Built for Maine winters

    Road salt, snowmelt, sand, and freeze-thaw. The systems we spec are chosen for what actually lands on a Maine floor in February.

5.0 · 7 Google reviews

What our customers say

  • Benjamin Caron

    September 2026

    Best epoxy in Maine hands down. Highly recommend for professional and satisfaction.

  • Nicholas Drummond

    September 2026

    Kendel is very knowledgeable, and you can tell he truly cares about his craft!

  • Tori Hale

    September 2026

    The customer service was really good, everybody was very communicative. They reassured me that I was getting the best products on my floor before and during the process. I highly recommend these guys!

Questions

Straight answers

Don't see yours? Call (207) 841-4770 and ask.

How long does an epoxy garage floor take in Maine?+

A typical residential garage is ground and repaired on day one, poured and topcoated on day two. You're usually back in the space that weekend.

When can I park on a new epoxy floor?+

Light foot traffic is usually fine the next day. Vehicle cure is typically a few days after the topcoat — we'll give you the exact schedule with your estimate.

Do you serve Portland and Greater Portland?+

Yes. We're based in Casco and regularly coat floors across the Sebago Lake region, Greater Portland, and the Auburn–Lewiston area.

What's the difference between flake and metallic epoxy?+

Flake is the durable everyday system — full-broadcast vinyl locked under a chemical-resistant topcoat. Metallic is a hand-worked decorative pour with more depth, typically used in finished spaces and showrooms.

Are estimates really free?+

Yes. We come look at the actual slab, talk through how you use the space, and give you a straight number — usually within a day or two of your call.

Will epoxy hold up to a Maine winter?+

That's what we spec for. Road salt, snowmelt, sand, and freeze-thaw are why we diamond-grind the slab and use chemically resistant topcoats instead of roll-on kits.

Recent work

Floors we've poured in Maine

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  • Two-car garage with gray full-flake epoxy floor

    Two-car garage, full-flake system

  • Deep blue metallic epoxy floor with swirled pigment

    Deep blue metallic pour

  • Basement with light flake epoxy floor

    Basement floor, sealed and finished

  • Commercial hallway with bronze metallic epoxy floor

    Bronze metallic, commercial hallway

  • Organized garage with flake epoxy floor and wall shelving

    Finished garage, ready for shelving and gear

  • Pearl metallic epoxy floor by French doors

    Pearl metallic, walk-out lower level

  • Sunroom with flake epoxy floor and large windows

    Sunroom with granite-edge transition

  • Warehouse epoxy floor with yellow safety striping

    Warehouse system with safety striping

Our process

Five steps, in this order, every time

No shortcuts on the front half. This is the sequence a floor has to go through to still look right in ten years.

  1. Walkthrough & estimate

    We look at the slab, talk through how you use the space, and give you a straight number — usually within a day or two of your call.

  2. Diamond grinding

    Every floor starts with mechanical prep. We grind the concrete to open the pores so the coating bonds to the slab, not to whatever was on it.

  3. Repairs & moisture control

    Cracks, spalls, and joints get filled and honed flat. Where moisture is a factor, we build in a vapor-mitigating base coat.

  4. The pour

    Base coat, broadcast or metallic pour, then a chemical-resistant topcoat — each layer timed and rolled by hand, not rushed.

  5. Cure & walkthrough

    We walk the finished floor with you, cover care and cure times, and leave the space cleaner than we found it.

About Southern Maine Epoxy

A second-generation floor crew, based in Casco

Southern Maine Epoxy is a small, owner-run flooring company working out of Casco on the Sebago Lake side of Cumberland County. The trade came down through the family — the prep habits, the resin knowledge, and the standard for what a finished floor should look like when the tape comes off.

We coat garages, basements, camps, kennels, showrooms, and warehouse floors. Whatever the space, the sequence is the same: grind the slab, fix what's broken, control moisture, then pour. Skipping the front half of that list is why most failed floors fail.

You'll deal with the person doing the work. We quote on site, we show up when we say we will, and we leave the space cleaner than we found it.

More about the company
Metallic epoxy floor being poured and worked by hand

Service area

Sebago Lake region & Greater Portland

Based in Casco, working across Cumberland and York counties. See every town we cover for epoxy flooring — and if yours isn't listed, call. We travel for the right job.

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