Serving all of Maine: garage, basement, shop and commercial floors

Epoxy Floor Coatings Across Maine

One local crew, from the free estimate to the final topcoat.

Why Coat a Concrete Floor

Bare concrete takes a beating from Maine winters. Sand, road salt, liquid de-icers and freeze-thaw cycles pit and flake the surface.

  • A sealed, non-porous floor keeps meltwater and salt on top of the surface.
  • Polyaspartic topcoats resist hot tire pickup, oil, gasoline and brake fluid.
  • A seamless floor sweeps and mops clean, and stops concrete dust from circulating.
  • A UV-stable topcoat does not yellow in a south-facing garage.
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Gray flake floor in a stone-and-wood room with recessed lighting
Flake floor in a stone-and-wood room
Gray coated shop floor with a trench drain, white metal walls, timber beams and overhead doors
Gray coated shop floor
Reflective gray metallic epoxy floor in a tall white commercial room with sunlit windows
Gray metallic epoxy, commercial room
Gray flake commercial kitchen floor beneath stainless steel cooking equipment and an extraction hood
Commercial kitchen floor coating
Polished concrete floor reflecting ceiling lights in a large commercial room with white columns
Polished concrete commercial floor
Reflective gray coated warehouse floor beneath steel roof trusses and black columns
Coated warehouse floor
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Silver and charcoal metallic epoxy floor with white veins in a white shiplap room

Floor Visualizer

Choose a finish type. Choose a scene. Choose a flake blend or metallic epoxy color.

Pro Coatings vs Hardware-Store Kits

Professional polyurea and polyaspartic systems are 4 to 5 times thicker and about 20 times more abrasion resistant than kits, and they are UV stable. Typical cost is $4 to $8 per square foot.

What Is Actually In Your Floor

Three systems, built on a diamond-ground slab. Here is what each one is made of.

Ground concreteDiamond ground, joints filledPolyurea base coatThick, laid down wetAcrylic flakeBroadcast to full rejectionClear polyasparticUV stable, anti-slip optional

Acrylic Flake


Colored acrylic chips broadcast into a wet polyurea base coat, then sealed under a clear polyaspartic topcoat.

  • More than 100 blends
  • Most garages in one day
  • UV stable
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Prepared concreteOld coatings fully removedPigmented epoxy primerDark base under the metallicMetallic epoxyHand worked, no two alikeClear polyasparticHigh build, UV stable

Metallic Epoxy


A pigmented epoxy primer, hand-worked metallic epoxy and a high-build clear coat. The pattern is worked by hand, so no two floors match.

  • Silver, copper, pearl
  • Hand worked
  • UV stable
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GuardA finish, not a coatingPolished surfaceDiamond grits 100 to 3000DensifierLithium silicate, soaks inThe slab itselfNothing is rolled or sprayed on

Polished Concrete


No coating at all. The slab is ground with diamond grits from 100 up to 3000, densified with lithium silicate and finished with a guard.

  • Mechanical, no coating
  • Satin to high gloss
  • Never waxed or recoated
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Before and After: Floors in Maine

Drag the handle to compare bare, stained or ground concrete with the finished floor.

Grey stained concrete garage floor before coatingFinished orange metallic epoxy garage floorBeforeAfter
Luxury garage floor, metallic epoxy.
Ground bare concrete in a retail room before coatingFinished grey, black and white flake floor in the same retail roomBeforeAfter
Retail room, acrylic flake floor.

What Customers Say on Google

Rated 5.0 on Google across 141 reviews. Read the reviews on Google

5.0 on Google

I cannot recommend New England Epoxy enough! They just completed our garage floor, and the finished product came out absolutely excellent. I had a lot of questions throughout the process, but Jebb, the owner, was fantastic to work with.

Christopher GenestGoogle review, September 2026
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Gray coated shop floor with a trench drain, white metal walls, timber beams and overhead doors

How a Floor Coating Job Works

The same four steps on garages, basements, shops and commercial floors.

Bare grey concrete floor in a long steel-frame building before coating

Free Consultation

Send photos or call for a detailed quote, with an on-site visit when the job calls for one.

Concrete floor in a shop half ground and half raw

Diamond Grind and Repair

Diamond grinding for adhesion, then cracks and joints are filled.

Gray flake floor in a bright commercial room with white walls, doors and exposed roof trusses

Base Coat and Flake

Thick polyurea base coat, then flake broadcast or metallic epoxy.

Glossy light gray shop floor reflecting ceiling lights beneath white walls and overhead doors

Clear Topcoat

UV-stable clear polyaspartic topcoat, anti-slip where wet.

A crew member from above broadcasting flake onto a tan base coat in a timber-frame room

About New England Epoxy

New England Epoxy was founded by Jebb and Cody and has 10+ years of floor coating experience. Jebb answers questions as the owner. Cody walks customers through the process.

The company is fully insured, and every project starts with a free consultation and a detailed quote. Jobs range from a single-car garage to a 50,000 square foot warehouse.

Floor Coatings Across Maine

From Kittery to Fort Kent, Portland to Bangor.

New England Epoxy serves all of Maine, homes and businesses in every part of the state. The crew is based at 858 Main Rd in Holden and travels to the job. Call (207) 931-6769 to confirm availability in your town.

  • Southern Maine
  • Central Maine
  • Midcoast
  • Downeast
  • Western Maine
  • Northern Maine
Areas We Serve in Maine

Flake Colors: 100+ Blends

7 collections, plus custom blends. Samples come to the space so you can judge the color in your own light.

See the Flake Color Chart

Floor Coating FAQ

How far do you travel?

New England Epoxy serves all of Maine, from Kittery to Fort Kent and Portland to Bangor. The crew is based in Holden and travels statewide for residential and commercial floors. Call (207) 931-6769 to confirm availability in your town.

How much does epoxy flooring cost in Maine?

Typical Maine epoxy and polyaspartic coatings run about $4 to $8 per square foot depending on prep, moisture and finish. Commercial work is often $5 to $12 per square foot and metallic finishes $7 to $12. Every job starts with a free estimate from photos or a call, with an on-site visit when the job calls for one.

How long does installation take?

Most residential garages of 1,000 square feet or under are finished in one day. The floor is walkable within a few hours and ready for vehicles in as little as 24 hours.

Is this the same as a hardware-store epoxy kit?

No. Professional polyurea and polyaspartic systems are 4 to 5 times thicker and about 20 times more abrasion resistant than kits, and they are UV stable. Water-based kits tend to yellow, peel and wear through in 2 to 3 years.

Are you insured?

Yes. New England Epoxy is fully insured. Every project starts with a free consultation and a detailed quote before work begins.

Do you coat commercial floors?

Yes. Projects run from 500 to 50,000 or more square feet, including warehouses, retail, restaurants, breweries, dealerships and shops. Installs can be scheduled in the evening, on weekends or in phases to work around business hours.

How do I get a quote?

Call (207) 931-6769 or send project details through the estimate form below. Send a few photos of your floor or give us a call and we'll quote it, with an on-site visit when the job calls for one. You receive a no-obligation quote before any work begins.

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Request a Free Estimate in Maine

Send a few photos of your floor or give us a call and we'll quote it, with an on-site visit when the job calls for one. You receive a detailed, no-obligation quote before any work begins.

New England Epoxy LLC, 858 Main Rd, Holden, ME 04429
Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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