Over time, old adhesives from carpets, vinyl, or tiles can harden and cling stubbornly to the concrete, making them difficult to strip away without specialist equipment. Professional removal typically involves mechanical grinding, shot blasting, or scraping to break down and lift the residue, leaving a smooth, contaminant-free surface. This ensures new floor coverings bond effectively and prevents future issues such as lifting, bubbling, or uneven finishes.
Screed Crack repairs We used ARDEX P 10 SR Rapid Hardening Concrete Crack Repair Resin Kit. We will assess the damaged floor and carry out a diagnostic report. Most cracking is down to shrinkage, in which case we’ll open up the crack further with a grinder, and insert...
200㎡ light grey epoxy resin high build coating.Kettering, Northamptonshire.The floor was highly contamninated with oil, so we carried out a full grind, with extensive repairs, before installing two coats of light grey epoxy high build. Client : Industrial unit...
450㎡ resin flooring at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. Floor preparation We carried out extensive floor preparation using our diamond grinding equipment, ready for priming and the high-build topcoat. See previous project. Expansion gaps...
Repair & resurface – 2000㎡ factory floor Floor repair, neoprene primer & self-levelling compound. Client : Factory Location : South Wales Date : 2022
600㎡ epoxy resin flooring at an engineering company on Denington Industrial Estate, Wellingborough Tile removal Latex removal Substrate preparation - Full grind Two coats of Epoxy DPM primer, quartz and repair to fill low spots 3mm Epoxy SL mid grey Client :...
450㎡ floor preparation at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. We ground the floor and re-cut the expansion gaps, ready for priming and the high-build topcoat. Client : Property developer Location : Daventry Date : 2023
