CONCRETE REPAIR CONTRACTORS IN LONDON
Free site survey, a written diagnosis and a fixed, itemised quotation — for industrial facilities throughout Greater London
Fast, effective work on industrial concrete floors, warehouse aisles, and loading bays across London and the wider Greater London area, with the programme phased around how the site actually runs.
How the Work Is Carried Out
Industrial operators keep us on because we understand operational constraints. Works are scheduled around shifts, night and weekend working is normal, and fast-cure epoxy resins is used where the programme calls for it. Serving industrial concrete floors, warehouse aisles, and loading bays across Greater London, with ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certification behind the paperwork.
Areas We Cover
And across Greater London
Most of our London concrete repair work is on post-war reinforced concrete frames, car parks and Thames-side basements: an internal render to a water-resisting attenuation tank at The Dumont on Albert Embankment, podium deck and soffit remediation above occupied flats at Sterling Court, and resin injection beside the Jubilee Line at Canary Wharf. London is within day-return distance of our yard, so phased works over several short visits are normal. Where concrete is falling or a structure has to be made safe today, see emergency concrete repairs in London.
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Why Choose MPS?
Industrial Concrete Repair Techniques & Products
We use proven products and techniques to restore damaged floors quickly and durably.
Epoxy Crack Injection
For static cracks, we inject low-viscosity epoxy deep into the damaged area. Structural epoxies typically have a higher tensile strength than the concrete around them, so the bonded crack is not the weak point. Ideal for warehouse floors and loading bays.
Polymer Mortar Repairs
Fast-setting cement-based polymer mortars for general industrial concrete floor repairs. Perfect for potholes, spalling, and surface restoration with minimal downtime.
Deep-Fill Epoxy Systems
Heavy-duty epoxy mortars with compressive strengths typically above that of the floor slab. Used for deep potholes and structural repairs in high-traffic industrial areas.
Joint Stabilisation
Repair and stabilisation of damaged floor joints using flexible polyurethane sealants and epoxy grouts. Prevents water ingress and further deterioration in warehouse aisles.
Concrete Surface Grinding
Professional grinding and preparation services to remove damaged concrete layers, create clean profiles for repairs, and restore smooth, safe surfaces in industrial facilities.
Protective Coatings
Chemical-resistant epoxy resin floor coatings and polyurethane sealers to protect repaired industrial concrete floors from future damage, moisture, and wear.
Industrial Concrete Floor Repair Process
Assessment & Preparation
We inspect your industrial floor to determine crack type (moving/static), depth, and damage extent. Then clean, grind, and prepare surfaces ensuring proper adhesion for repair materials.
Repair Specification
Our team selects the right products for the defect – epoxy resins for structural bonding, polymer mortars for fills, or polyurethane for flexible joints.
Application & Repair
We apply fast-setting epoxy or mortar systems, minimising downtime. With fast-cure systems, repaired areas can often return to use the same day, depending on temperature and depth.
Finishing & Protection
Surfaces are smoothed to create safe, trip-free floors. Optional protective sealers or epoxy coatings prevent future damage and extend floor life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of industrial concrete floor repair?
Industrial concrete repair costs vary based on damage extent, repair method required (epoxy injection, polymer mortar fills, joint stabilisation), and area size. Contact us for a detailed quote specific to your warehouse or factory floor needs.
How long does industrial concrete repair epoxy take to cure?
Fast-setting epoxy systems typically cure within 2-6 hours, allowing your warehouse or factory floor to return to service quickly. Deep-fill epoxy mortars may require 12-24 hours depending on temperature and depth.
What industrial concrete floor repair products do you use?
We're Sika-approved contractors using premium repair products including epoxy resins for crack injection and structural bonding, cement-based polymer mortars for general repairs, polyurethane systems for flexible joints, and chemical-resistant epoxy coatings.
Can you repair warehouse concrete floor cracks while we're operational?
Yes, we specialise in minimising disruption during industrial concrete crack repair. We can work in phases, schedule repairs during off-peak hours, and use fast-cure systems so repaired areas are back in service within hours.
What causes industrial concrete floor damage?
Common causes include heavy forklift traffic, impact damage in loading bays, thermal cycling in cold storage, chemical exposure, settlement, failed joints, and moisture ingress. Proper industrial concrete floor repair addresses both symptoms and root causes.
Recent Concrete Repair Projects
See examples of our documented work across the UK.
Concrete in London: Ground, Water and Exposure
Most of London is built on London Clay, a shrink-swell clay that moves with the seasons and is the reason so many London basements and retaining walls crack along construction joints. Along the Thames and the Lea the ground changes to alluvium and river-terrace gravels with a high, tidally influenced water table, so below-ground structures there often sit under a permanent head of water.
Inland and sheltered, so the governing exposure for exposed concrete is XC (carbonation), with XD (de-icing chlorides) on car park decks, ramps and anything beside a salted road. Traffic pollution raises the carbonation rate on older facades, which is why 1960s and 1970s frames across the city are now spalling.
For concrete repair that changes what the survey has to establish before anything is specified: which exposure has reached the reinforcement, carbonation or chlorides, because a carbonated facade is repaired and coated differently from a chloride-contaminated deck, and chloride contamination that is not removed comes back as corrosion at the edge of the new patch.
Exposure classes are those in BS 8500-1 and BS EN 206 (XC carbonation, XD de-icing chlorides, XS marine chlorides, XF freeze-thaw); ground descriptions follow British Geological Survey mapping. The survey confirms which applies to your structure.
Standards, Credentials & Documented Work
What you can check before appointing us.
Standards that govern this work
- BS EN 1504-3 — structural and non-structural repair mortars (class R3/R4 for structural work)
- BS EN 1504-7 — protection of reinforcement against corrosion
- BS EN 1504-10 — site application, substrate preparation and quality control
Who does the work
MPS Concrete Solutions was founded in 2013 and works from Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire (SG19 3JW). Our operatives hold NVQs in resin and grout injection, CSCS, SSSTS and SMSTS cards, and PASMA and MEWP (3a/3b) training, and are confined-space trained.
- Constructionline Gold member; SSIP accredited
- UKAS-accredited certification to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001
- Concrete Repair Association (CRA) member
- Sika-specified applicator
How we get to London
From our yard at Gamlingay in South Cambridgeshire, London is one and a half to two and a half hours. Day-return working on most jobs, which is why we can split works into short phases around your occupancy instead of taking an area out for a fortnight.
We say this plainly because it shows up in the price. Mobilisation, access plant and preparation equipment are largely fixed costs, so a single small repair a long way from base carries a much higher rate per square metre than the same work next door to us, or the same work bundled with other defects on one visit. If you have more than one problem on the site, it is worth having them all surveyed at once.
Reviewed by Jerry Blears, Director (LinkedIn), MPS Concrete Solutions. Last reviewed October 2026.
Our work in London
The Dumont, Albert Embankment, London Internal cementitious render to a PUDLO waterproof-concrete attenuation tank for St James Group, working in confined space; turned around in three days. Sterling Court, North London Podium deck and soffit remediation: breakout of defective concrete, re-levelling and a waterproofing system above occupied areas. Bromley South Central, London New expansion joint system and patch repairs to a multi-level car park, phased to keep it operational. Project George, Oxford Circus, London Basement cavity drain installation for LDD Construction at 100–140m² a day, finished in under five weeks against competitor quotes of eight or more. The Ridgeway, Mill Hill Waterproofing a long run of 20mm movement joints on a podium deck over a basement car park, under a 20-year PUDLO warranty. Canary Wharf, London Hydrophilic resin injection to stop active water ingress at the abutments of a bascule bridge beside the Jubilee Line exclusion zone.Related concrete repairs projects
Kingsdown School, Swindon 350+ spalling and render repair locations across columns, cills and parapets in seven visits (July–August 2025) with the school occupied.Our Other Services Across Greater London
Most sites need more than one of these, and it is usually cheaper to have them surveyed together than to mobilise twice.
Industrial Concrete Repairs
Fix cracks, spalling & structural damage
Resin Injection & Crack Sealing
Stop water ingress & seal cracks
Penetration Sealing
Seal pipe & cable penetrations
Cavity Drain Installation
Control basement moisture
External Waterproofing
Protect below-ground structures
Membrane Installation
Waterproof barriers for all surfaces
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If it needs a site visit, the survey is free. You get the findings, the cause, and an itemised quotation in writing — the documentation your engineer, insurer or managing agent needs to authorise the works.
