2 decorative concrete, epoxy flooring and concrete coating contractors are listed in Portland, ME. Open a profile to call directly or request a free quote.
Portland is Maine’s largest city and one of the most celebrated small cities in America for food, beer and the arts. The cobblestone streets of the Old Port are packed with restaurants and shops, the Eastern Promenade overlooks Casco Bay and its islands, and ferries carry visitors to Peaks Island and beyond. Portland Head Light, just south in Cape Elizabeth, is one of the most photographed lighthouses in the country, and the Portland Museum of Art, Victoria Mansion and Hadlock Field add to the city’s attractions.
Portland’s housing includes historic row houses, Victorian homes and triple-deckers on the peninsula, along with mid-century and newer homes in the outer neighborhoods. Many have basements and detached garages.
Portland’s peninsula takes salt from two sources: the ocean air off Casco Bay and the road salt spread through a long winter of snow and nor’easters. Both work into bare concrete, and freeze–thaw cycles turn that into scaling and spalling on garage and parking floors. Low-lying waterfront areas can flood during storm surges, and older basements on the peninsula often weep. Grinding, spall repair and moisture testing should come first, followed by coatings chosen for salt and moisture resistance.
The contractors listed on this page serve Portland and the surrounding area. Note which ones work on commercial kitchens and breweries. Ask what each estimate includes before comparing prices.
Within about 25 miles.