Epoxy, urethane and polished concrete floors for pharma, food and beverage, and aerospace facilities across New England. Certified installers, moisture testing before anything goes down, and schedules built around your shifts.
A washdown bay, a cleanroom corridor and a forklift aisle need different floors. We spec each area, test the slab for moisture, and install what will still be there in ten years.
Seamless, chemical-resistant floors for production, warehousing and packaging. Thin-mil to heavy-duty mortar, with slip-resistant finishes where you need them.
Hardened, densified and polished slabs for high-traffic warehouses and showrooms. Lower maintenance than coatings where the use suits it.
Washdown-rated systems for food, beverage and life sciences spaces where sanitation drives the spec.
Static-dissipative coatings for electronics, aerospace and defense manufacturing.
Shot blasting, grinding, crack and spall repair, and expansion or control joint replacement before any new floor goes down.
Slab testing and vapor barriers so a new floor does not fail from underneath. We test before we quote.
Our crews hold manufacturer certifications for the systems we install, so the warranty holds.
Millions of square feet installed across New England since the 1990s.
Exact figure to confirm: the live site states both 3 million and 10 million. One number, used everywhere.
cGMP production and packaging spaces, corridors and warehouses. Low-odor systems, phased installs, documentation your quality team can file.
Breweries, dairies, bakeries and processors. Urethane cement and antimicrobial systems that take hot washdown and thermal shock.
Hangars, machine shops and assembly floors with ESD requirements, badge-in access and strict safety programs.
We walk the area with your facilities lead, map the traffic and chemicals, and test the slab for moisture before we quote.
One written spec per area, with cure times and a schedule that fits your shifts, shutdowns or weekends.
Containment and dust control where the work meets production. Certified crews, manufacturer systems, photos as we go.
Walkthrough, warranty paperwork and a maintenance plan. We come back on a schedule if you want us to.
It depends on the system. Many epoxy and urethane floors can take foot traffic the next day and forklift traffic within two to three days. Fast-cure systems and phased installs cut that further. We put the exact cure times in the spec.
Yes. We phase by area, contain dust and odor, and schedule around shifts. That is the "no work stoppage" promise, and it is how most of our plant work gets done.
Moisture is the most common reason new floors fail. We test every slab first and spec a mitigation layer when the numbers call for it.
Yes. Grinding, shot blasting, crack and joint repair are part of the same crew and the same quote.
Our installers are certified by the manufacturers of the systems we install, which is what the material warranties require.
Crews dispatch from eight offices, so travel does not drive the price.
"I have worked with Kaloutas for 6 years now. The repeat business they see is a result of their competence, attention to detail, understanding towards a project's specific needs, accommodating approach and timeliness in execution and response."
Tell us the area, the use and when it has to be back in service. A flooring project executive calls back within one business day.
