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.
Engineering flooring - Wellingborough - 600㎡ 600㎡ epoxy resin flooring for an engineering company on Denington Industrial Estate, Wellingborough We recently completed a 600㎡ epoxy resin flooring project for an engineering company in Wellingborough. The existing...
Liberty Floor Solutions installed a 200㎡ light grey epoxy resin high build coating at an industrial unit in Kettering, Northamptonshire. The existing floor was highly contaminated with oil, requiring extensive preparation and repairs before the new coating system...
About this project We completed a 450㎡ warehouse flooring installation at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. The existing concrete was prepared ready for a durable high-build epoxy resin system, providing a hard-wearing surface suited to a...
About this project We completed approximately 450㎡ of professional concrete floor preparation at a new refrigerator hire warehouse in Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire. The concrete was mechanically prepared using specialist diamond grinding equipment, removing laitance and...
Concrete floor crack repair - Northamptonshire We recently carried out concrete floor crack repairs on a damaged floor in Northamptonshire. The first step was to assess the condition of the floor and identify the likely cause of the cracking before deciding on the...
Repair & resurface – 2000㎡ factory floor Floor repair, neoprene primer & self-levelling compound. Client : Factory Location : South Wales Date : 2022
