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In-situ concrete flooring

High-performance floors, laid to last.

Ground-bearing and suspended slabs, power floated finishes, large pours and external hardstandings, engineered to the flatness and strength your project demands.

The work

Floors that take the load and keep their shape.

We install in-situ concrete flooring across industrial, logistics, healthcare and data centre projects, from single pours to phased programmes on live sites.

Every floor is set out, poured and finished by our own teams, then tested against the specified flatness and strength so there are no surprises at handover.

  • Specified flatness. FM and SR grades achieved and evidenced to specification.
  • Self-delivered. Own operatives, plant and placing booms, start to finish.
  • Live-site capable. Phasing and method built around buildings that stay open.

FAQs

Common questions

What is the difference between a screed and an in-situ concrete floor?
A screed is a levelling layer laid over a base or deck. An in-situ concrete floor is the structural slab itself, often power floated to a hard, durable finish. We deliver both.
Do you self-deliver or subcontract the work?
We self-deliver, with our own operatives, plant and placing booms, so we keep control of quality, programme and method.
Can you work on live and restricted sites?
Yes. Delivering floors in live, restricted-access and constrained environments is our specialism.

Got a flooring or screed project coming up?

Send us the drawings and the specification, and we'll tell you straight whether we can deliver it, and how.

Discuss your project