New-build floors
Confirm slab design, placing sequence, curing, joint layout and protection before fit-out trades arrive.
Plan a new slab ↗Project capability
Large floors.
Close control.
Directly operated grinding equipment, experienced installers and one accountable team from preparation through to handover.
Complete in-house service
Equipment, experience and responsibility under one roof.
100–100,000 m²project scale
UK + Europegeographic capability
21 daystypical lead time
One teampreparation to final seal
Industrial delivery
Planned around your programme.
Installation can be coordinated around new-build handovers, phased refurbishments and operational constraints. Dust-controlled preparation and directly controlled machinery help maintain quality across large areas.
Discuss programme + area ↗What we assess
Existing floors
Surface hardness, contamination, coatings, repairs, cracking and likely visual results.
New slabs
Concrete mix, finishing, curing, protection and coordination with polishing works.
Operational needs
Traffic, cleaning, slip considerations, reflectivity and return-to-service.
Project planning
What a credible floor brief includes.
Existing floors
Record coatings, contamination, weak zones, repairs and likely aggregate exposure with representative trial areas.
Assess an existing slab ↗
Architectural finishes
Agree sample size, colour range, sheen, edge detail and care before procurement.
Review finish options ↗Handover
Protect the result.
A flooring programme should include cure time, protection by following trades and a cleaning method appropriate to the final surface. Where work is phased, agree interfaces and acceptance checks for each area before the next stage begins.
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