Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Manchester, New Hampshire

Manchester, New Hampshire’s largest city, grew up around the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, once one of the largest textile operations in the world. Its brick Millyard along the Merrimack River now holds tech companies, restaurants, the SEE Science Center and the Millyard Museum. The Currier Museum of Art includes the Zimmerman House, a Frank Lloyd Wright design open for tours, and the city’s downtown is home to the SNHU Arena and the Fisher Cats’ ballpark on the riverfront. Lake Massabesic on the east side and Rock Rimmon Park offer outdoor escapes.

Mill City Concrete

Manchester’s winters bring snow, ice, deep frost and heavy road salt, and freeze-thaw cycles break down unprotected concrete. Much of the city’s housing dates to the mill era, including triple-deckers and older single-family homes with fieldstone or brick basements that stay damp. Rocky glacial soils and ledge are common, and low areas near the Merrimack can have high groundwater. A coating system with a moisture-tolerant primer, broadcast flake and a polyaspartic topcoat protects older floors and handles salt.

Manchester projects commonly include:

• Basements in older homes and multi-family buildings on the West Side and North End
• Attached and detached garages across the city’s neighborhoods
• Restaurant, brewery and office floors in the Millyard and downtown
• Warehouse and light industrial floors in the city’s business areas

Landlords and homeowners alike will find it worth comparing more than one contractor. Review the Manchester listings on this page and request quotes from those that serve your neighborhood and type of project.