Commercial & Industrial Flooring in Providence

Yes. We serve Providence and the rest of Rhode Island from our base in Hyannis. Our completed Rhode Island work includes urethane cement, epoxy and grind-and-seal floors across 85,000 square feet at High Purity New England in Smithfield, near Providence, urethane cement floor repairs at Whole Foods Market in Cranston and an epoxy floor for Rufflife in North Kingstown. Send the address and photos to arrange an assessment.

Often, yes. Where the rest of the floor is sound, damaged sections can be removed and repaired with a compatible system, as we did with urethane cement repairs at Whole Foods Market in Cranston. The assessment shows whether repair or replacement makes more sense.

It depends on the traffic, loads, water, chemicals and cleaning. Wet kitchens and grocery prep areas often suit urethane cement, many dry areas suit epoxy or broadcast systems, and sound slabs in dry spaces can be polished. We review the slab and use before recommending a build.

Often, yes. We divide the floor into work zones, plan access routes, equipment moves and ventilation, and schedule each zone around the cure time the system needs. The plan is agreed with your team before work starts and depends on the selected system.

Send the address, approximate square footage, photos or plans, the current floor and any coating, the traffic and equipment it carries, the chemicals and cleaners used and when the area can be out of service. That lets us prepare a useful site visit.