We offer repair services for industrial flooring in all sectors and work throughout UK.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE UK
In many cases, it is necessary to prepare floors, either to level the substrate or to remove deteriorated resin or paint. As an experienced epoxy removal company, we use specialised machinery, concrete sanders, milling machines and dust extraction equipment to minimise waste.
BECOSAN UK Ltd holds CHAS accreditation as an SSIP Approved Contractor (CDM), demonstrating compliance with UK health and safety legislation. Membership can be verified via the SSIP Portal.
We specialise in epoxy floor coating removal, ensuring high-quality results with advanced grinding and surface preparation techniques.
Consult one of our technicians to discuss the details and find solutions.
SOLUTIONS
On many occasions, resin or paint flooring fails, lifting and cracking, as well as marking easily and not being easy to clean.
At BECOSAN® we offer a real and economical alternative to resin flooring, by roughing the surface and applying the BECOSAN® treatment.
Based on our experience in the sector, we can tell you the main problems of resin flooring, as well as their causes and possible solutions.
A resin floor is an expensive solution with a high probability of problems in the future, that is why we offer this service of resin floor removal and recovery of the underlying concrete with BECOSAN® treatment.
Whatever the specific problem, the decision between full removal and localised repair depends on the extent of the damage and the condition of the substrate underneath. A site assessment is required in every case to determine the most suitable procedure.
We have worked for large companies at national and international level.
The area can normally be handed back once the removal work, industrial cleaning and technical inspection have been completed. However, the reopening time will depend on the next stage of the project. If cracks, joints or damaged concrete require repair, or if a subsequent treatment is planned, the area may need to remain isolated until those works are completed. BECOSAN® coordinates phased handovers with the client so completed zones can return to service as soon as technically possible.
Before the agreed start date, the client should ensure that the working area is free from movable equipment, stored goods and other operational obstacles. The client and BECOSAN® then coordinate site access, machinery routes, electrical requirements, waste handling arrangements and the safe separation of the work zone from employees and vehicle traffic. Confirming these conditions in advance helps avoid delays and allows the removal work to begin as scheduled.
The condition of the concrete cannot always be fully assessed while it remains covered. Once the epoxy is removed, previously hidden cracks, weak surface layers, contaminated areas or old repairs may become visible. BECOSAN® documents these defects and discusses the required repairs with the client before carrying out work that falls outside the agreed removal scope.
Yes, although the achievable result and production rate may be different in restricted areas. Large grinding equipment is used wherever access allows, while smaller machines and hand-operated tools may be required around columns, walls, fixed machinery and racking bases. These areas should be identified during the inspection so the programme and quotation reflect the additional labour involved.
As a general planning reference, one operative can remove approximately 100 m² of epoxy flooring per working day. This is an average production rate rather than a guaranteed output, as the actual progress depends on the coating thickness, the number of layers, the adhesion to the concrete, the hardness of the substrate and the required final surface condition. A trial area or site inspection allows BECOSAN® to estimate the production rate and project duration more accurately.
Yes. BECOSAN® can adapt the work programme to the client’s operational requirements, including night shifts, weekends and phased execution by working area. This is particularly useful in warehouses, logistics centres and production facilities where operations cannot be completely stopped. Before starting, the work zones, access routes, safety measures and handover times are coordinated with the client to minimise disruption.
BECOSAN UK Ltd is CHAS accredited (Membership No. 178844), an SSIP Approved Contractor for CDM compliance. Certification issued 26 May 2026, valid until 26 May 2027.
Tell us about your floor. One of our specialists will get in touch to evaluate your needs and provide a no-obligation quotation.