Some industrial and commercial floors have to do far more than cope with foot traffic and machinery. They need to be washed down regularly, cleaned with detergents or disinfectants, exposed to water and liquids, and maintained to a consistently high standard. This can apply to food production areas, processing facilities,
When an industrial floor coating fails early, the product often gets blamed first. However, in our experience, floor coating failure usually starts before the coating is even applied. Dust, laitance, oil contamination, trapped moisture, polished concrete and weak existing coatings can all prevent proper adhesion. At InterCity Contractors, we see
In a busy warehouse, factory or industrial unit, people need to understand where they should walk, where vehicles operate and where hazards begin. That clarity does not happen by accident. Well-planned safety line markings create visible boundaries that help staff, visitors and drivers move through the site with greater confidence.
Warehouse and factory floors work harder than most assets on site. Forklifts scrub turning circles all day, pallet trucks batter joints, and process spillages attack the surface chemistry. Meanwhile, you still need safe walkways, clear line markings and a floor that cleans quickly between shifts. Because of that, concrete floor
