JOINT REPAIRS & REFURBISHMENT
Arris reinstatement with impact-resistant repair mortars, sealant replacement and nosing refurbishment — restoring a clean, trafficable joint line without replacing the slab.
- Warehouse and distribution floors
- Cold-store and dispatch areas
- Loading bays and yards
- Car park decks
Installed systemCrack and joint repair — sealant applied to a prepared slab
Spalled joint arrises, failed sealants and worn nosings create trip hazards, damage wheels and allow water and contaminants into the slab.
Arris reinstatement with impact-resistant repair mortars, sealant replacement and nosing refurbishment — restoring a clean, trafficable joint line without replacing the slab.
Survey of joint condition along its length: arris damage, sealant state, movement observed and the traffic the joint carries. This determines whether a repair is adequate or a dedicated expansion-joint system is required.
- Impact-resistant arris repair mortars
- Replacement joint sealants
- Nosing refurbishment
- EXP Joints expansion-joint systems where a dedicated system is required
Saw-cutting back to sound concrete, breakout and cleaning, reinstatement of the arris, then resealing. Work is normally sequenced joint by joint so the facility keeps operating.
- Sound concrete confirmed before reinstatement
- Joint line and level checked against the surrounding slab
- Sealant depth and adhesion checked
- Documented handover with maintenance guidance
