Camp garage with flake epoxy floor looking toward the entry door

About us

The trade runs in the family.

Southern Maine Epoxy is a family-run flooring company based on Watkins Shores Road in Casco — second generation of the same work, held to the same standards.

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.

Owner Kendal Roy grew up in this trade — he was on epoxy jobs with his father at ten years old, learning why the grinder matters more than the roller and why a floor that isn't prepped right isn't a floor that lasts.

His father is still a career installer running his own floors a few miles up the road. Southern Maine Epoxy is the second generation of that same work: Kendal and his wife started the company to bring those standards to their own clients, and the crew has grown alongside demand — from lake-region garages to full commercial warehouse floors.

We're deliberately not the biggest coating outfit in Maine. We take the projects we can do properly, we show up when we say we will, and the person who quotes your floor is the person who pours it.

Most of our work is garage floor coatings and basement floors around Sebago Lake, alongside commercial and warehouse floors in Greater Portland. You can see the finished floors in our project gallery and check whether we cover your town on the service areas page.

Bronze metallic epoxy mid-pour

At a glance

  • Second-generation installer, in the trade since childhood
  • Family-owned and operated — no franchise, no subs on the pour
  • Residential, commercial & specialty coatings
  • Based in Casco, serving the lakes region & Greater Portland
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.

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.

See what a properly prepped floor feels like.

Free on-site estimate anywhere in the Sebago Lake region and Greater Portland.

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