Floor systems
Commercial & Industrial Coatings in Casco, Maine
Warehouses, showrooms, parking decks, and back-of-house floors — high-build systems with line striping and safety zones, scheduled around your operation.
- 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.
Request an estimateSchedule
Typical two-day garage
Grind and repair on day one. Pour and topcoat on day two. Park on it that weekend.
Garage floorsPrep
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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Commercial floors fail from the bottom up: coatings applied over dirty or unground concrete let go under forklift traffic within months. Our commercial work starts the same place our residential work does — mechanical prep down to clean concrete — then builds up high-solids systems specified for your traffic, chemicals, and cleaning regimen.
We stripe safety zones, aisles, and walkways as part of the install, and we schedule around your operation — nights, weekends, and phased sections so you don't shut down to get a floor.
Spec'd to the use
A showroom, a wash bay, and a racking aisle need different builds. We spec mil thickness, texture, and topcoat chemistry to the actual work done on the floor.
Striping & safety zones
Aisle lines, pedestrian walkways, and hazard zones go down as part of the system — under the topcoat where possible, so they last.
Off-hours installation
Phased pours, night work, and fast-cure polyaspartic topcoats keep your downtime measured in hours, not weeks.
The process
What a commercial & industrial job involves
A commercial job starts with a walkthrough of how the floor is actually used: foot traffic or forklifts, steel wheels or rubber, what gets spilled, how the floor is cleaned, and when the space can be shut down. That decides the build — how thick the system is, how much texture it carries, and which topcoat chemistry fits.
Prep is mechanical, down to clean concrete, because coatings over dirty or unground slabs let go under traffic. Joints, cracks, drains, trenches and cove bases are detailed before the pour. Aisle lines, pedestrian walkways and hazard zones are laid out and striped as part of the system — under the topcoat where possible so they last. Work can be phased by section and scheduled around operating hours, with nights and weekends normal for us.
What moves the price
Commercial pricing is driven by square footage, the system build the traffic requires, and the amount of surface preparation and repair. Striping layouts, cove bases, trench and drain details all add scope.
Scheduling is part of the number as well: phased sections, night or weekend work and fast-cure topcoats that shorten downtime each change the plan. We walk the space and spec it honestly — thicker is not automatically better, just more expensive.
Storefronts and showrooms often choose a metallic epoxy floor; corridors, wash-down areas and kennels usually get flake epoxy or one of our custom and specialty systems. Commercial work takes us to Portland, South Portland, Westbrook, Scarborough and Auburn.
Signs it's time
- Dusting, spalled or oil-soaked concrete in a warehouse, shop or back-of-house area
- Worn striping that no longer marks safe walkways and racking aisles
- A peeling coating that was rolled onto unground concrete
- A showroom, storefront or corridor that needs a durable, easy-to-clean finish
- Wash bays, kennels or clinics that need a seamless, sanitary floor
Why homeowners choose Southern Maine Epoxy
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.
Locally owned in Casco, ME · Serving the Sebago Lake region & Greater Portland
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!
Recent work
Commercial & Industrial we've poured
Can you work around our operating hours?+
Yes — nights, weekends, and phased sections are normal for us. Tell us your schedule constraints and we'll build the install plan around them.
How thick a system do we need?+
It depends on traffic: foot traffic and light carts need less build than forklifts and steel-wheeled equipment. We'll walk the space and spec it honestly — thicker isn't automatically better, it's just more expensive.
Do you handle floor drains, coves, and trenches?+
Yes. Cove bases, drain slopes, and trench edges are detail work we price into the job up front.
Do you stripe safety zones?+
Yes — aisle lines, pedestrian walkways, and hazard zones go down as part of the system, under the topcoat where possible.
Do you coat commercial floors in Portland?+
Yes. Warehouses, showrooms, and back-of-house floors across Greater Portland and the lakes region are regular work for us.
Free estimates
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A few details is all it takes — we'll get back to you within one business day.
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