Industrial Floor Preparation
Most floor failures trace back to one thing: poor preparation. Whether you're installing a screed, an epoxy system or any other finish, the surface underneath has to be sound, clean and properly profiled for the new floor to bond and last.
We prepare industrial floors so that what goes on top performs the way it should.
What floor preparation involves
- Removing old coatings, paints, adhesives and surface contamination
- Taking off weak surface layers and laitance
- Profiling the surface so new screeds and resins bond properly
- Opening up and repairing cracks, joints and damaged areas
- Cleaning and priming ready for the next stage
Why it matters
- Stronger bond between substrate and new floor
- Fewer problems with peeling, blistering or delamination
- A longer-lasting floor and fewer costly repairs
- A cleaner, safer site when dust is properly controlled
Prep and install, one team
Because we also lay screeds and resin floors, we know exactly what each system needs from the surface. You get one team responsible for the whole process, which means no gaps between trades.