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Warehouse & Factory Floor, Joints & Hardstand Repairs | FCS Concrete Repairs
FCS CONCRETE REPAIRS PTY LTD | ABN: 68 602 061 709

Warehouse & Factory Floor,
Joints & Hardstand Repairs

If your factory or warehouse floors and hardstand areas are affected then FCS Concrete Repairs have the experience to get the job done.

Request a QuoteCall us on (02) 8416 8036

What’s Warehouse & Factory Floor,

Joints & Hardstand Repairs ?

Warehouse and Factory Floors experience heavy wear and tear, forklift damage, cracking, joint failure, surface delamination, sub-base subsidence including washouts, chemical damage, and design issues which over time may result in areas of damage and degradation to construction and expansion joints and/or jointing, and floor surface areas. Deterioration can also occur in external Hardstand parking and driveway areas.

If your factory or warehouse floors and hardstand areas are affected then FCS Concrete Repairs have the experience and expertise to investigate, test, diagnose and recommend the most cost-effective course of action to repair and mitigate any further deterioration or future damage.

Causes of Warehouse & Factory Floor,

Joints & Hardstand Repairs.

Concrete floors suffer damage and degradation due to a large range of contributing causes:

  • Forklift damage to floor joints and floor areas
  • Heavy Loading damage to floors
  • Heavy vehicle loadings to hardstand areas
  • Vehicle damage to driveways and parking areas
  • Failure when design limits are exceeded
  • Subsidence of the sub-base
  • Washout of the sub-base
  • Weather impacts generally
  • Poorly compacted sub-base
  • Structural cracking
  • Cold storage damage to floors
  • Machinery loading on floors
  • Machinery vibration impacts
  • Concrete dusting
  • Concrete wear and tear
  • Rusting of internal reinforcement steel
  • Potholes
  • Floor demarcation line and safety marking wear
  • Ingress of water
  • Chemical damage
  • Ground movement
  • Stress loadings
  • Temperature changes
  • Product contamination of floor surface
  • Delamination of concrete toppings
  • Surface scaling
  • Deterioration of applied coatings
  • Plastic shrinkage cracking
  • Overworking of surface during concrete placing
  • Inadequate curing
  • Premature surface sealing during concrete placing
  • Improper concrete compaction
  • Excessive moisture loss during concrete placing
  • Poor structural design

Benefits & Process

Prompt action to initiate repairs is important to reduce the seriousness and extent of damage and to minimise the cost and extent of repairs required.

FCS Concrete Repairs will work with you to minimise disruption and downtime of your warehousing and factory operations. Regular preventive maintenance should also be considered.

There are many repair methods and types of materials which can be adopted and FCS Concrete Repairs are able to provide expert advice. For example, epoxy crack injection or the use of elastomeric concrete repair material may be considered.

Link to a typical warehouse floor repair completed by FCS Concrete Repairs Pty Ltd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLICgw3AaIg

Our process considers a tailormade solution for your
concrete repairing need. This is how we approach each project:

STEP 1: INVESTIGATE

We conduct professional investigations and diagnosis of the issue in order to identify the source and cause. Identifying the source and cause of the issue is vital in finding the best solution and preventing further problems. Once the cause of the issue has been identified and confirmed, we then determine the optimum repair system for each specific application. These processes are often performed under the guidance of highly qualified engineers, designers or architects.

STEP 2: RECOMMEND A SOLUTION

We access the most advanced technologies in concrete Restoration and Preservation from leading manufacturers worldwide to reinstate the structural integrity of any concrete structure. We strictly adhere to all manufacture and design specifications ensuring that the right system is used and applied correctly for your project.

STEP 3: GO THE EXTRA MILE

Longevity and continuing performance of the repair can be at risk if protection and preservation measures against future potential contamination threats are not adequately addressed. We also conduct operational and environmental investigations to ensure that future contaminant risks are specifically controlled using the most effective treatments available.

Certified concrete repair and protection services

We have the most up-to-date systems and certifications to perform the best work with safety and quality.

What People Say About Us

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Excellent job! I am really happy with the finished product and would highly recommend booking FCS Concrete services.

Mason Cooper
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Thank you to Tony & team for a wonderful concreting job they have completed. Their communication was great from the start ensuring the desired result at the finish. I’m very happy the recommend tradespeople like this that take pride & work with professionalism & do things properly. Thanks Concrete Works

Oscar Clarke
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We’ve just used Tony and his team for a major job we are having done at our block of units, Concrete Works have been brilliant to deal with, can’t recommend them highly enough, if we could give 10 starts we would!

Ethan Campbell
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Would highly recommend Tony and his team if you’re looking for a trustworthy and professional service. The work completed was exceptional & completed in a timely manner!

William Anderson
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This teams performance was amazing, on time, great communication. Highly recommend these boys for any of your work.

Oliver Adams