Topcoat Services
Commercial and Industrial Flooring Across New England
Your floor needs to work for the people, equipment and processes that rely on it.
Topcoat Services installs resinous flooring, polished concrete and protective coating systems for commercial and industrial facilities across New England. We assess the existing surface, understand how the space operates and recommend the preparation and flooring work needed for the project.
Working with facility owners, managers and general contractors.
Our Approach
Start with the conditions on site
A floor that performs in a dry warehouse may be unsuitable for a wet production room. Traffic, chemicals, cleaning methods, slab moisture and installation access all matter.
We work with facility managers, owners and general contractors to define the requirements before recommending a system. That gives you a scope built around the space and a clearer basis for comparing proposals.
What We Install
Flooring services
Epoxy and resinous flooring
Solid-color and decorative systems for commercial and industrial spaces, selected around wear, exposure, texture and maintenance needs.
Urethane cement
Cementitious urethane options for demanding environments where heat, moisture, cleaning and impact influence the flooring specification.
Polished concrete
Mechanical concrete polishing with exposure and sheen options, guided by the slab condition and the appearance you want to achieve.
Preparation and concrete repair
Coating removal, shot blasting, grinding and repairs that establish the substrate for the specified floor.
We also provide traffic and pedestrian coatings, self-leveling systems and commercial roof coatings for suitable projects.
Featured Projects
See the work behind the finished floor
From recovering concrete for retail use to waterproofing a hospital parking deck, these projects show how preparation and system selection shape the finished result.
Walpole, MA
Recovering a retail slab for polished concrete
Burlington • 25,000 SF • Completed February 2026
Topcoat removed layers of underlayment, mastic and epoxy and completed a full-exposure polished sales floor, eliminating the planned polishable overlay.
Food manufacturing facility
Recovering a failing floor before the production restart
Staging Area 2 • 1,700 SF • Completed June 2026
Prep revealed delaminating epoxy mortar. Topcoat removed it, re-prepped and installed the Hybri-Flex MQ system, on schedule for the restart.
Hyannis, MA
Rebuilding a hospital deck's waterproofing
Cape Cod Hospital Parking Deck • 14,500 SF • Completed May 2025
Topcoat repaired the deck and installed a traffic-bearing waterproofing system. The case study reports the ER leak was eliminated.
Framingham, MA
Polishing a difficult existing slab
L.L. Bean Outlet • 18,000 SF • Completed July 2025
Topcoat removed existing material, addressed slab transitions and polished the concrete, eliminating the planned overlay.
Recent Projects
Recent project photos
Finished work and work in progress from the Burlington project in Walpole, a food manufacturing facility, Cape Cod Hospital and L.L. Bean Outlet in Framingham. Open any photo to enlarge it.
Installation Planning
Plan around your operation
Before work begins, the project needs a realistic plan for access, preparation, installation and cure. Different areas may need different systems or installation phases.
Tell us what needs to stay operating, the conditions that affect the work and the date you are trying to meet. We will evaluate those constraints as part of the recommendation.
1. Assess the conditions
Review the surface, use and constraints.
2. Define the scope
Identify preparation, repairs and the flooring system.
3. Plan the installation
Account for access, phasing, preparation and cure.
Industries
Flooring selected for the way your facility operates
A kitchen, production room and retail floor have different requirements. The work taking place in the space should guide the flooring recommendation.
- Manufacturing and industrial facilities
- Restaurants and food production
- Retail and grocery
- Healthcare and laboratories
- Warehouses and commercial interiors
About Topcoat
Built on practical flooring experience
Topcoat is a family-owned business led by the Hunt family. Our work brings surface preparation, material selection and installation planning into the same conversation.
We explain the choices behind the proposal so you understand what is included and how the floor is intended to perform.
What Our Clients Say
Honest Business
Extremely knowledgeable
Quality Work
Last for decades
Brightens The Space
timely & Professional
repeat customer
Service Area
Serving commercial facilities across New England
Based in Massachusetts, Topcoat Services serves commercial and industrial flooring projects throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
From Cape Cod and Greater Boston to facilities across the region, we plan the work around the floor conditions, project scope, site access and installation requirements.
Share your project location, approximate floor area and preferred installation window so we can discuss the next step.
FAQ
Planning your flooring project
Which New England states do you serve?
Topcoat Services serves commercial and industrial flooring projects in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Send your project location, approximate area and timing so we can discuss the scope and installation requirements.
How do I choose between epoxy, urethane cement and polished concrete?
Start with how the space is used, the existing slab, cleaning methods and exposure to moisture, heat or chemicals. Each approach has different requirements. Topcoat evaluates those conditions before recommending the preparation and system.
Can you install over an existing floor coating?
That depends on the coating’s condition, adhesion and compatibility with the proposed system. Removal may be necessary. Photos can help start the discussion, but the surface may need further evaluation before the scope is defined.
Can the work be planned around our operating schedule?
Share the areas that must stay in use, access restrictions and preferred installation window. We evaluate whether phasing is practical and account for preparation, installation and cure when planning the work.
What information should I send for a flooring consultation?
Send the project location, approximate floor area, current condition, intended use and preferred installation window. Let us know if photographs, drawings or specifications are available.
Tell us what your facility needs
Replacing a failing coating, renovating an occupied facility or preparing a new space? Share the location, approximate area, current floor condition and preferred installation window.
Call (774) 470-4951 or email info@topcoatservices.com.































