Localised floor repairs

Industrial floor repairs

Cracks, damaged floor areas and worn joints can all need attention in the same building. We offer epoxy mortar, PU and expansion joint repairs alongside crack repairs, with the approach suited to each area. A localised repair may be suitable without replacing the whole floor.

Crack repairs

Thickened, two-part solvent-free epoxy for suitable floor crack repairs. The approach depends on the floor’s condition and the nature of the cracking.

Epoxy mortar repairs

Localised repairs to suitable damaged areas using two-part solvent-free epoxy mortar.

Expansion joint repairs

Repairs using dedicated joint compound, with the joint and surrounding floor assessed to determine the work required.

PU floor repairs

Localised polyurethane floor repairs, with the approach suited to the existing floor and how the space is used.

Epoxy mortar repair to an external storage unit ramp

Improving access to a storage unit

This external ramp was repaired using epoxy mortar to provide smoother forklift access to the storage unit.

Tell us about damaged entrances, ramps or localised floor areas, and how vehicles use the space.

Grey expansion joint compound across an industrial floor

Attention to the joint as well as the floor

This example shows an expansion joint repair using dedicated joint compound.

A localised PU repair in two stages

Exposed floor area during preparation for a PU repair
During preparation for the PU floor repair.
Green PU repair with the surrounding floor retained
The same area after the localised PU repair.
Localised grey polyurethane flooring around industrial tanks

Localised work around existing tanks

This project shows grey polyurethane flooring applied to localised areas around industrial tanks, with the surrounding floor retained.

Tell us what equipment and access routes need to be considered.

Tell us about your floor damage

Include your site postcode, the approximate size of the affected area and how the floor is used. Let us know about any access or timing constraints. You can email photographs to Ben@ispltd.co.uk.

Discuss a floor repair