Harrington Bomanite Corp

Harrington Bomanite has been laying the same stuff since 1971 — architectural cast-in-place concrete, stamped and coloured and textured, under the Bomanite licence the company says it has held for New England that whole time. Fifty-five years in one specialty is the headline here. The work runs from residential driveways, walkways, pool decks and patios to jobs at a scale most concrete outfits never touch. Its Houzz profile names Canobie Lake Park in Salem NH, the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence and Worcester Country Club among its commercial clients. That first one is corroborated from outside: in April 2019 Bomanite's own network newsletter reported that Harrington Bomanite had taken the Bomanite Outstanding Project Grand Award and the Best Imprint Systems Gold Award for the Castaway Island work at Canobie Lake Park. What is thin is the homeowner side. Exactly one customer review exists anywhere the search could reach, and it is from March 2021: a client who had two driveway areas done said Mike Harrington's workmanship performed well and credited him with helping pick the design and finish. One account, however positive, is not a track record. So: a specialist worth calling if you want decorative concrete done by people who do only that — imprinted, exposed aggregate, overlays, epoxy and stained floors — and who have the award-winning commercial jobs to point at. Ask for local references and photos of finished residential work, because the public record here is a long professional history and a very short customer one. Note too that Houzz lists a different website domain than the one the company's own site runs on; confirm you are contacting the right outfit.