Industrial Concrete Services in Taunton SW — Built for Industrial Use

Industrial concrete is needed for warehouse floors, factory slabs, industrial structures, and any concrete that must take heavy loads or traffic. It suits industrial clients, developers, and main contractors who want a single point of contact for the concrete.

Typical industrial concrete projects include warehouse floors, factory slabs, and industrial structures.

Industrial concrete services cover the design and placement of concrete for industrial applications — warehouse floors, factory slabs, and industrial structures. The concrete must be specified for the loads, the traffic (forklifts, racking), and the wear, with the right mix, reinforcement and finish. Because we design and build in-house, the concrete is engineered for the actual use, so the industrial floor or structure performs as required.

We assess the loads and the use, then design the concrete specification — mix, reinforcement and finish. Our team places and finishes the concrete, with the finish specified for the industrial use. We coordinate with building control throughout.

Industrial concrete cost depends on the area, the thickness, the reinforcement, the finish, and the specification. The loads and the traffic also affect cost. We provide a fixed quote within 48 hours of the site visit.

We provide a fixed, written quote within 48 hours of the site visit. You will know exactly what the job costs before any equipment arrives on your property.

Taurus Piling & Foundations Ltd is an owner-operated piling and foundation contractor based in Taunton, serving Somerset, London and the wider South West. We are fully insured and CHAS accredited, with an in-house structural piling design team — so your project moves without waiting on a third party. Every project is overseen personally by the director. Free quotes are provided within 48 hours, and every job is backed by a satisfaction guarantee.

What finish is best for an industrial floor?

An industrial floor that will take forklift traffic and wear usually needs a powerfloat finish — a smooth, dense, hard-wearing surface. For floors that will receive a screed or covering, a tamped finish may be more appropriate. We specify the finish based on the use.