When a warehouse epoxy floor starts to peel, scratch or yellow, there are two possible paths: repair it again, or stop the recoat cycle. At BECOSAN®, we explain both—but we recommend the long-term, cost-effective solution: removing the failing epoxy and converting the floor into polished concrete for dry warehouse areas.
Whether you’re looking for an epoxy floor repair company near you or need expert advice on how to fix a scratched epoxy resin floor, our UK-wide specialists can inspect your surface, diagnose the issue and guide you towards the most durable, long-term solution.
NORTH WEST, NORTH EAST, YORKSHIRE & THE HUMBER | MIDLANDS (EAST & WEST) | GREATER LONDON & SOUTH EAST, SOUTH WEST | SCOTLAND & WALES
We operate across the UK, including the main logistics regions:
Need a quick visit? Provide us with your details, operating hours and floor issues—we’ll propose a plan that fits your shift pattern.
Note: For very small, localised defects, a quick patch may provide a temporary fix. However, when problems are widespread or recurring, the best investment is to replace the system entirely with something more stable and long-lasting.
At BECOSAN®, we offer both wet and dry concrete floor grinding — two equally effective methods that achieve the same high-quality result. The choice between them depends on your environment, site conditions and health and safety requirements:
Useful only in isolated cases.
This route can be applied to small cosmetic issues but is generally a temporary solution. Frequent recoats increase downtime and maintenance costs.
Limitations: colour matching on aged coatings, visible blend lines, and the likelihood of bond or moisture failuresreturning.
Conclusion: fine for small touch-ups, but not sustainable for active industrial floors.
Informative mini-guide: how epoxy scratches are usually repaired
At BECOSAN® we don’t perform small epoxy repairs—we recommend removing the deteriorated coating and transforming the floor into a polished concrete surface that lasts.
Ideal for: recurring delamination, annual recoats, heavy forklift traffic, or when downtime and maintenance are the main pain points.
Why warehouses choose polished concrete for dry areas
Important note: Polished concrete is for dry zones. For wet, food, or chemical areas, a liquid-proof system may be more appropriate. We’ll identify these boundaries clearly during your survey.
We follow a structured and efficient approach to repair scratched epoxy floors and restore industrial surfaces with a high-performance alternative.
Crack stitching, joint rebuilding, void filling
We work by aisle, zone or dock to keep operations running, including night/weekend shifts when required.
| Decision factor | Epoxy recoat | Polished concrete |
| Downtime | Short for patches; longer for full-area recoats | Phased by aisle; no curing for paints |
| Durability | Film can peel or scratch | Mineral surface; no film to delaminate |
| Maintenance | Repaints, colour touch-ups | Neutral cleaning; no recoats |
| Tyre marking | Frequent on glossy films | Greatly reduced; mechanical surface |
| Wet resistance | Good if correctly specified | Dry areas only |
| Aesthetics | Solid colour; can yellow | Natural look; selectable gloss level |
| Decision factor | Epoxy recoat | Polished concrete |
| Downtime | Short for patches; longer for full-area recoats | Phased by aisle; no curing for paints |
| Durability | Film can peel or scratch | Mineral surface; no film to delaminate |
| Maintenance | Repaints, colour touch-ups | Neutral cleaning; no recoats |
| Tyre marking | Frequent on glossy films | Greatly reduced; mechanical surface |
| Wet resistance | Good if correctly specified | Dry areas only |
| Aesthetics | Solid colour; can yellow | Natural look; selectable gloss level |
We have worked with leading UK and international companies, delivering high-quality epoxy floor repair services.
We carried out street reconditioning works where previously industrial metal shelving had been dismantled. The client, an important international company dedicated to the rental of industrial warehouses, required a total refurbishment in order to be able to rent the property again in optimum conditions.
Completed an epoxy resin floor repair and transformation in warehouse and production areas.
Removed failing epoxy flooring in an industrial warehouse and replaced it with a durable polished concrete system.
Yes, but usually as a short-term fix. If scratches keep reappearing or cover large areas, we recommend removing the coating and applying the BECOSAN® system to the exposed concrete.
It depends on your environment. In dry warehouse areas, polished concrete eliminates the recoat cycle and reduces maintenance. In wet or chemical zones, a specialist coating may still be necessary.
Polished concrete installation can be phased by aisle, so operations can continue with minimal disruption.
We operate across the UK with local teams covering every major logistics region—from the North West to the South East. Wherever you are, we can inspect your epoxy or resin floor and provide a plan to repair or upgrade it.
We tailor the finish and test slip resistance to your project’s needs. We’ll advise the right level for your traffic and cleaning routine.
Yes. We rebuild damaged joint edges, fill spalls, and treat cracks before final polishing.
Tell us about your floor. One of our specialists will get in touch to evaluate your needs and provide a no-obligation quotation.