Level Best Concrete Flooring has been appointed to support the full dilapidation and refurbishment of an industrial unit in Harlow, Essex, returning a heavily trafficked warehouse floor back to a high-performing, pre-let base build condition.
Following the end of the previous tenancy, the client required a responsive, technically driven contractor capable of delivering both isolated floor repairs and a complete aesthetic uplift. Level Best began the project with a free, no-obligation site survey, assessing the condition of the existing slab and providing clear reinstatement cost advice. This upfront clarity helped the client plan budgets confidently while ensuring all works aligned with the future operational needs of the building.
A series of targeted concrete floor repairs were carried out to restore structural integrity and improve the overall functionality of the slab. These isolated repairs addressed surface defects, joint failures, and areas of wear typical of high-use industrial environments. Once repairs were complete, Level Best deployed its patented RenoFlor grind, polish and seal treatment system, transforming the warehouse floor into a clean, durable, and low-maintenance surface ready for re-occupation.
The RenoFlor process not only enhanced aesthetic appeal but also delivered long-term performance benefits, improved light reflectivity, reduced dusting, easier cleaning regimes, and greater resistance to ongoing forklift activity.
This Harlow project forms part of Level Best’s growing portfolio of nationwide industrial refurbishment schemes, with similar warehouse repair and floor restoration contracts currently underway in Milton Keynes, Leeds, and Sheffield. Their ability to provide rapid mobilisation, transparent pricing, and specialist concrete flooring expertise continues to make Level Best a trusted partner for landlords, tenants, and industrial property managers.
For more information on Level Best’s concrete floor restoration services or to arrange a complimentary site survey, get in touch with the team today.
