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Our Process

Planning your commercial flooring installation

Ecoflor helps commercial and industrial customers plan the floor specification, preparation and installation together. The steps below explain how an enquiry moves through assessment, quotation, site work and handover.

Start your flooring enquiry with the project postcode, approximate area, existing floor photographs, intended use and target completion date.

1. Initial Enquiry

Following your initial enquiry, we can either provide you with a budget quotation and technical information for your project if you know what type of flooring you require, or arrange a site survey to advise on flooring suitable for your application.

2. Site Survey

Where a site survey is required, our technical team can arrange an assessment of your site. We will look at your requirements and offer floor solutions to encompass anticipated use, life span, site conditions for installation and the overall aesthetic look you want to achieve. A full quotation will be provided including surface preparation, remedial levelling of the existing substrate if required and installation of the floor system suited to your project requirements.

3. Health and Safety

Our team will issue all necessary risk assessments and method statements for the installation process. Any project-specific insurance and documentation requirements should be raised before work starts.

4. Surface Preparation

Your existing substrate will be thoroughly prepared using the best suited method dependent on the existing surface conditions and any existing finishes and the final finish required. Generally, we use our HTC grinding equipment with dust control to mechanically prepare substrates through diamond grinding. On larger areas, vacuum controlled captive blasting is sometimes a more economic preparation solution especially for heavy duty trowel applied polyurethane screeds where a more profiled surface texture is required for successful installation.

5. Installation of the System

Agree access, phasing, separation from ongoing operations and the installation window before work begins. Preparation, repairs and curing conditions affect the programme. Pedestrian use, vehicle traffic and chemical exposure may require different reopening times.

Once the surface has been prepared, our trained knowledgeable project teams can commence laying and installation of your chosen system. From resin coatings to high performance polyurethane toppings, our teams have extensive knowledge of our manufacturing partners floor systems so you can be sure your floor is in great hands.

6. Handover and Aftercare

Once your floor is complete we will provide you with cleaning and maintenance information to ensure your floor is kept in the best possible condition. We can even assist with cleaning machine selection and advice and offer longer term maintenance solutions such as periodic re-coating schedules for any floor systems that have lifecycle extension options.

Information to include in your brief

Tell us about traffic and loads, cleaning, spills, moisture, preferred finish and any specialist performance requirements. Include plans, access restrictions and periods when the area can close. These details help define the quotation and proposed system.

For common questions about costs, preparation and downtime, read our commercial resin flooring FAQs, or request a project quotation.

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Request a free, no obligation quote by e-mail or give our friendly sales and technical team a call to discuss your project.

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