Factory Floor Painting

Intercity Contractors are experienced factory floor painting contractors delivering durable, hard-wearing floor finishes for factories and industrial premises across the UK.

Our specialist floor painters prepare and paint concrete factory floors using professional industrial floor painting systems designed to withstand heavy traffic, machinery and demanding working environments.

Machinery & Traffic Resistance

Hard-wearing coatings designed to withstand machinery, equipment and regular traffic across busy factory floors.

Improved Workplace Safety

Anti-slip finishes can help reduce slip risks and create safer working areas for employees.

Oil & Chemical Resistance

Specialist coatings help protect factory floors against oils, chemicals, spills and industrial contaminants.

Production Area Protection

Durable floor coatings help protect production areas against everyday wear, damage and deterioration.

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COMPLETE FACTORY FLOOR PAINTING SERVICE

From worn factory floors to a durable working surface.

PREPARATION TO FINISH

Intercity Contractors provide a complete factory floor painting service, preparing existing surfaces before applying durable industrial floor coatings.

We can remove contamination and previous coatings, repair and prepare the concrete, then apply a coating system selected around the demands of your production environment.

The completed floor provides a hard-wearing, practical finish designed for machinery, traffic and everyday industrial use.

FACTORY FLOOR COATINGS

Built for demanding production environments.

DURABLE & PRACTICAL

Factory floors can face continual machinery, pedestrian and vehicle traffic alongside oils, chemicals, spills and regular cleaning.

Industrial floor coatings provide a durable protective surface designed around the specific demands of your factory and production processes.

MORE THAN FLOOR PAINTING

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SAFETY & OPERATIONAL AREAS

Factory floors can incorporate pedestrian walkways, vehicle routes, production zones, storage areas and hazard markings to clearly define operational areas.

We can coordinate surface preparation, floor coating and line marking as part of one factory floor painting project.

SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS

Factory floor painting expertise since 1997.

FACTORY FLOOR PAINTING SPECIALISTS

More than 25 years of experience in surface preparation, industrial painting and specialist floor coatings, with projects led by founder Andrew Marshall.

Experienced teams and recognised industry training provide one specialist contractor from initial preparation through to the finished factory floor.

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SPECIALIST CONTRACTORS

Factory floor painting expertise since 1997.

Intercity Contractors was established by our founder Andrew Marshall as a family business nearly 3 decades ago, in 1997. Since then we have grown, but always maintained our family values throughout these years, earning a reputation as one of the country’s leading industrial and factory floor painting contractors.

Renew worn & damaged floors.

Refresh worn, stained and deteriorating factory floors while protecting the underlying concrete from continued industrial use.

Adapt changing production layouts.

Recoat and remark floors when machinery, production lines, work cells or storage areas move, allowing the floor layout to reflect current operations.

Improve safety & organisation.

Clearly define pedestrian walkways, vehicle routes, production zones, storage areas and hazards to create a safer, better organised working environment.

Improve slip resistance.

Anti-slip finishes can be incorporated where additional grip is required, including pedestrian routes, production areas and other higher-risk locations.

Protect against oils & chemicals.

Specialist coatings can provide increased resistance to oils, chemicals, spills and industrial contaminants while creating a surface that is easier to clean and maintain.

FACTORY FLOOR PAINTING AREAS

Production Areas

Machinery Areas

Pedestrian Walkways

Storage Areas

Assembly Areas

Vehicle Routes

Loading Areas

Work Zones

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Concrete Floor Painting

Specialist concrete floor coatings for industrial, commercial and operational environments.

Floor Marking & Line Painting

Professional line marking for walkways, safety zones, traffic routes and operational areas.

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Get In Touch

Contact our Sales Team today via the contact form or call us on 0800 3892331 discuss your requirements and get a quotation.

Factory Floor Painting FAQs

1. Why should we repaint our factory floor?

Factory floors can deteriorate through continual machinery, pedestrian and vehicle traffic, oils, chemicals, spills and general industrial use. Repainting can protect the underlying concrete, improve appearance and cleanliness, restore worn surfaces and create clearly defined working areas. It can also be an opportunity to reorganise walkways, production zones, storage areas and traffic routes around the way the factory operates today.

Yes. A clearly finished and marked factory floor can help create a cleaner, more organised and visually managed working environment. Production areas, pedestrian routes, vehicle routes, work zones, component storage and temporary storage areas can all be clearly identified. Where a business is focused on Lean manufacturing, 5S or continuous improvement, the floor can form an important part of maintaining an organised and efficient workplace.

Yes. Factory floor painting is often required when machinery is relocated, production lines are changed, new equipment is installed or an existing production area is reorganised. Old markings can be removed or covered where appropriate and the floor recoated and remarked around the new layout, including production areas, pedestrian routes, vehicle routes, storage zones and designated working areas.

Yes. Factory floor coatings can incorporate anti-slip finishes where additional grip is required, while line marking can be used to clearly identify pedestrian walkways, vehicle routes, hazard areas, restricted areas, storage zones and other designated operational areas. The specification can be developed around the particular safety and operational requirements of the site.

Different industrial floor coating systems provide different levels of resistance to oils, chemicals, cleaning products and other substances encountered within manufacturing environments. We can assess the conditions and expected exposure before recommending an appropriate coating system. A properly specified sealed surface can also make routine cleaning and the management of everyday spills considerably easier.

Correct preparation is critical to the performance of the finished floor. Existing surfaces may require cleaning, removal of contamination or previous coatings, repairs and mechanical preparation before the new coating system is applied. The preparation required will depend on the condition of the concrete and the existing surface.

For more information, see our Concrete Floor Preparation Services.

Factory floor painting will normally require individual working areas to be taken out of use during preparation, coating and curing. However, we can work closely with your production, operations and site management teams to plan the project around operational requirements. Where practical, work can be phased into sections so other areas of the factory can remain operational. Access, sequencing, working areas and curing requirements can be agreed in advance to minimise disruption while allowing the work to be completed safely.

Yes. Intercity Contractors regularly works within industrial and manufacturing environments where health and safety, contractor compliance and site procedures are fundamental requirements. We work closely with clients’ site management and health and safety teams to ensure the necessary documentation, risk assessments and method statements (RAMS), site procedures and project-specific requirements are addressed before work begins. Our teams work in accordance with current health and safety requirements and site rules throughout the project, enabling us to integrate with the procedures expected on larger manufacturing and operational sites.