Projects
A sample of what we have finished recently, including what made each job awkward and how long the client was actually out of use.
Case Notes
We list the downtime as well as the finish, because that is usually the number that decides the project.
Two previous quotes ignored a high in-slab humidity reading. We installed a moisture-mitigating primer, armoured every control joint, and phased the coating aisle by aisle so pickers kept working through the week.
Seven hour windows between closing and opening. Fast-set levelling compound and pressure-sensitive adhesive let us hand back a finished, fixture-loaded zone every morning.
The existing floor had no fall to the drains, so wash water pooled against the walls. We rebuilt the falls, coved the perimeter, and installed a slip-rated surface that passes a wet boot test.
The slab was patched in a dozen places from an old rack layout. We honed, filled with a matched aggregate grout, and chose a sheen that photographs well without showing every tire mark.
Infection control drove everything: hoarding, negative air, daily clean-down, and disinfectant-compatible material. Handover included the welding and cleaning documentation the health authority asked for.
Road salt had etched the deck badly. We ground back to sound concrete, rebuilt spalled areas, and used a UV-stable polyaspartic so the ramp edges do not yellow.
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