Maine
We accept commercial and industrial projects in Maine, including Portland, Augusta and Bangor. Contact us to discuss the facility, scope and schedule.
Topcoat installs epoxy, urethane cement, MMA and mechanically polished concrete for commercial and industrial facilities in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
Topcoat Services is based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, and serves commercial and industrial flooring projects across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. We install epoxy, urethane cement, MMA and mechanically polished concrete, with system selection and preparation planned around the facility’s operating conditions.
Our customers include manufacturers, food producers, commercial kitchens, retailers, healthcare and institutional facilities, and property owners. Our crews travel to each site from Hyannis.
Service coverage means we accept and travel to projects in these areas. It does not mean we have an office in each state.
Massachusetts is home base, and most of our completed projects are here. We work across these regions:
Hyannis, Barnstable and the surrounding Cape towns, close to our Hyannis base. Cape Cod flooring.
Boston and nearby communities, including our Commonwealth Kitchen project in Dorchester. Boston flooring.
Framingham and neighboring towns, including the L.L. Bean Outlet polished concrete project. Framingham & MetroWest flooring.
Worcester and surrounding towns, including American Steel and Aluminum in Auburn. Worcester & Central Massachusetts flooring.
Westford and the surrounding area, including the Telsonic manufacturing floor. Westford flooring.
Danvers and nearby communities, including the Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical School automotive shop.
Braintree, Quincy, Weymouth and Plymouth.
Taunton, New Bedford and Fall River.
We serve commercial and industrial facilities in Rhode Island, including Providence, Warwick and Cranston. Rhode Island work includes an 85,000-square-foot project for High Purity New England in Smithfield, completed in 2022, urethane cement floor repairs at Whole Foods Market in Cranston and a 1,650-square-foot epoxy floor for Rufflife in North Kingstown. Providence & Rhode Island flooring.
We serve facilities in Connecticut, including Hartford, New Haven and Stamford. Our Connecticut work includes 37,863 square feet of urethane cement and polished concrete at Whole Foods Market in Cheshire.
We serve facilities in New Hampshire, including Manchester, Nashua and Portsmouth. Our New Hampshire work includes 3,391 square feet of urethane cement at Whole Foods Market in Nashua, and concrete polishing and epoxy flooring at Whole Foods Market, Tuscan Village, in Salem, completed in 2026.
We accept commercial and industrial projects in Maine, including Portland, Augusta and Bangor. Contact us to discuss the facility, scope and schedule.
We accept commercial and industrial projects in Vermont, including Burlington, Rutland and Montpelier. Contact us to discuss the facility, scope and schedule.

Hyannis, MA
Concrete repair and Neogard Auto-Gard FC traffic-bearing waterproofing, 14,500 SF
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Framingham, MA
Existing slab prepared and mechanically polished, 18,000 SF
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Westford, MA
Dur-A-Chip broadcast chip system, 4,778 SF
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Auburn, MA
Poly-Crete SLB urethane cement with Shop Floor and Armor Top
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Danvers, MA
Poly-Crete SL urethane cement, 8,037 SF
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Dorchester, Boston, MA
Urethane cement kitchen floor
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Dry production, workshops, warehouses and commercial spaces. Epoxy flooring
Wet processing, food production and commercial kitchens. Urethane cement flooring
Mechanical polishing of a sound existing slab. Polished concrete
System selection for plants, warehouses and fabrication shops. Industrial flooring
Shot blasting, grinding, coating removal and repairs. Surface preparation and repair
Parking decks, ramps and pedestrian areas. Traffic and pedestrian coatings
We also install full MMA (methyl methacrylate) flooring systems for areas with short shutdown windows: read our MMA flooring guide.
The process is the same in Hyannis or Hartford. Schedules depend on the scope, the selected system and current crew availability, which we discuss at the assessment.
Send the address, approximate area, photos or plans, the current floor and how the space is used.
We look at the slab, existing coatings, damage, drains and joints, and the conditions the floor must handle.
Moisture or adhesion testing and investigation of problem areas are carried out where the system and slab call for it.
We agree work zones, access, the shutdown window and the date the area needs to reopen.
We plan where equipment and materials sit, how air is managed during installation and how the work is separated from operating areas.
Our crews prepare the slab with our own equipment, install the system and hand over cleaning and maintenance guidance.
Topcoat serves commercial and industrial flooring projects in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. We are based in Hyannis, Massachusetts, and our crews travel to each project. Most of our completed work is in Massachusetts, and we discuss logistics for projects farther away during the assessment.
No. Our office is at 105 Ferndoc Street in Hyannis, Massachusetts. Crews, preparation equipment and materials travel from there to each site. We plan staging, access and scheduling with the facility before mobilizing, so the work runs the same way wherever the project is.
We work in manufacturing plants, fabrication shops, warehouses, food production areas, commercial kitchens, retail stores, schools, healthcare campuses and parking decks. Each project starts by reviewing how the floor is used, including traffic, cleaning, chemicals and temperature, before a system is recommended.
Often, yes. We plan phased work zones, access routes, ventilation and the cure time the system needs so operating areas can keep running where possible. The plan depends on the space and the selected system, and we agree it with your team before work starts.
Send the facility address, approximate square footage, photos or plans, the current floor condition, how the space is used and the date it must reopen. That lets us prepare for the site assessment and discuss which systems and preparation steps are likely to fit.
Price depends on the system, area, removal of existing coatings, slab repairs, details such as cove and drains, access and phasing. Travel and logistics are part of the scope we discuss after the assessment. Our commercial floor coating cost guide explains the main factors that affect coating projects.
Tell us where the facility is, how the space operates and when work can take place.
Call (774) 470-4951 or email info@topcoatservices.com. Topcoat Services, 105 Ferndoc Street, Suite F, Hyannis, MA 02601.
