Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Providence, Rhode Island

Providence, Rhode Island’s capital, is known for WaterFire, the bonfire installations that light up the rivers downtown on summer and fall evenings. College Hill is home to Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design, along with historic Benefit Street and its colonial and Federal homes. Federal Hill is the city’s Little Italy, Fox Point and Wickenden Street have shops and cafes, and Roger Williams Park, with its zoo, carousel and botanical center, is one of the finest urban parks in New England. The marble-domed State House overlooks downtown.

Old City, Coastal Weather

Providence sits at the head of Narragansett Bay, so salt air, humidity and nor’easters are part of life. Winters bring snow, ice, freeze-thaw cycles and heavy road salt. Much of the city’s housing is old, with triple-deckers, Victorians and colonials that have fieldstone or brick basements prone to moisture. Low areas near the rivers and waterfront can see high groundwater. A coating system with a moisture-tolerant primer, broadcast flake and a polyaspartic topcoat handles salt and damp conditions, and grinding, polishing or decorative epoxy suits older commercial floors.

Providence projects frequently include:

• Basements in triple-deckers and historic homes across the East Side, West End and Elmhurst
• Detached garages behind older homes
• Restaurant, bar and retail floors in Federal Hill, downtown and the Jewelry District
• Converted mill and warehouse spaces used as lofts, studios and offices

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