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Fire and public safety

Fire Station and Public Safety Floor Coatings in Maine

Epoxy and polyaspartic floors for fire stations and public safety buildings. Serving all of Maine, from 500 to 50,000+ sq ft.

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Station Floors We Coat

Fire stations are on New England Epoxy's list of commercial buildings. The same polyaspartic systems used in garages go into vehicle bays and the rooms around them.

  • Vehicle bays
  • Hallways and corridors
  • Locker and gear rooms
  • Station kitchens

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Vehicle bays see hot tires, road salt, oil, gasoline and brake fluid. The polyurea and polyaspartic systems are built to resist them, and anti-slip aggregate can go in the topcoat near wet areas and fluids.

Fast-curing polyaspartic can return most spaces to service in as little as 24 hours. Installs can be phased so part of the building stays open. Additional cost may vary with the schedule.

The crew checks traffic patterns, chemical exposure, moisture and how the building operates. The proposal sets out specifications, phasing options, the timeline and pricing.

What Station Floors Need

Vehicle bays

Hot tires and road salt

The systems resist hot tire pickup, road salt, oil, gasoline, brake fluid and daily wear.

Slip resistance

Optional anti-slip aggregate

Anti-slip additives and textured finishes are available for wet areas.

Return to service

As little as 24 hours

Fast-curing polyaspartic can return most spaces to service in as little as 24 hours.

Layout

Lines, lanes and cove base

Custom line striping, safety lines, traffic lanes, color zones and a seamless epoxy cove base.

What Customers Say on Google

Business reviews from Google.

Very happy with the new floors at our shop! From the scheduling to the install was seamless. Easiest company we’ve ever worked with

Our commercial garage looked like a nightmare. They came in and within 3 days it looks like a whole new place! Great experience from start to finish!!! Highly recommend!

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Purpose-Built Systems

Choose a system for your concrete, the finish and how the space will be used.

Ground concreteDiamond groundMoisture vapor barrier basecoat (MVB)Thick, laid down wetAcrylic flakeBroadcast to full rejectionClear polyasparticUV stable
  • Clear polyasparticUV stable
  • Acrylic flakeBroadcast to full rejection
  • Moisture vapor barrier basecoat (MVB)Thick, laid down wet
  • Ground concreteDiamond ground

Flake system

Colored acrylic chips in a moisture vapor barrier basecoat (MVB). For retail stores, kitchens and working spaces.

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GuardA finish, not a coatingPolished surfaceDiamond grits 100 to 3000DensifierLithium silicate, soaks inThe slab itselfGround, densified and guarded
  • GuardA finish, not a coating
  • Polished surfaceDiamond grits 100 to 3000
  • DensifierLithium silicate, soaks in
  • The slab itselfGround, densified and guarded

Polished concrete

The slab is ground and densified, with no topical coating.
For sound concrete in warehouses and showrooms.

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How We Run Commercial Jobs

  • Written proposal first

    The proposal sets out specifications, phasing options, the timeline and pricing.

  • Prep that lasts

    Industrial diamond grinding and shot blasting plus repairs come before any coating goes down.

  • Back in service quickly

    Fast-curing polyaspartic can return most spaces to service in as little as 24 hours.

Job Details

Google reviewsRead what customers wrote
Phased installsPart of the space can stay open
500 to 50,000+ sq ftLarge floors get a phased plan
Based in Holden, MaineTravels statewide

Other Commercial Buildings

Every commercial building with a concrete floor can be coated, from grocery stores and breweries to schools, clinics and fire stations. See all commercial sectors or ask for a job like yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you coat fire station floors?

Yes. Fire stations are among the commercial buildings New England Epoxy coats. If a building has a concrete floor, it can be coated.

Will the floor hold up to hot tires and road salt?

The polyurea and polyaspartic systems resist hot tire pickup, road salt, oil, gasoline, brake fluid and daily wear.

Can you work around our business hours?

Yes. Installs can be scheduled in the evening or on a weekend, or phased so part of the space stays open, and many jobs are done overnight. Additional cost may vary with the schedule.

Are commercial floor coatings slip resistant?

Anti-slip additives and textured finishes are available for wet areas and loading docks.

How soon can the space be used again?

Fast-curing polyaspartic can return most spaces to service in as little as 24 hours. Larger commercial flake jobs take 2 to 3 days.

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Send a few photos of your floor or give us a call and we'll quote it, with an on-site visit when the job calls for one. You receive a detailed, no-obligation quote before any work begins.

New England Epoxy, 858 Main Rd, Holden, ME 04429
Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–5:00 PM · Weekend work by request

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