Concrete Repair & Resurfacing in London
Worn areas, damaged edges and visible cracks should be assessed before a new finish is applied. Share photographs and the intended use of the floor to discuss a suitable scope.
What needs to be checked?
Tell us about cracks, chipped edges, loose material, surface wear and any previous repairs or coatings. Include a photograph of the whole floor and close-ups that show the scale of each issue.
The condition of the concrete and the reason for the damage matter. A cosmetic surface repair is different from a problem involving movement or structural damage; a surface finish should not be used to conceal an unresolved defect.
We discuss the intended use of the floor and the finish you want before agreeing what preparation, local repairs or resurfacing may be appropriate.
Agree the finish and limitations
Repairs can remain visible, particularly on an exposed or polished concrete floor. Discuss colour, texture and the expected appearance before work starts rather than assuming repaired areas will disappear.
Preparation, products and any curing time depend on the agreed repair system and the condition of the floor. The quotation should explain the scope and when the treated area can return to use.
Considering a polished finish?
Read about concrete polishing and share examples of the finish you prefer. Polishing suitability needs to be assessed alongside the repair work.
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Send a photograph, your postcode and a short description. We’ll help identify the next step.