Preparing a Warehouse Floor for a New Tenant.
When businesses relocate, they often leave behind signs of their setup—most commonly, the deep-set bolts that held racking in place. This week, we worked on a large warehouse, removing over 500 old bolts embedded in the floor. Some were rusted in place, requiring careful drilling to extract. After all the bolts were removed, we filled the holes with epoxy and ground down any rough patches. Leaving a smooth, level surface isn’t just about looks—it’s about safety and ensuring a strong foundation for whatever comes next.
Drilling and Filling for a Fresh Start
Drilling and Filling for a Fresh Start. A warehouse operator moving out left behind the usual signs of heavy-duty storage—rows of dynabolts sticking out of the floor. Rather than cutting corners, we took the proper approach: drilling out the bolts completely and...
End-of-Lease Floor Repairs: No Bolts Left Behind
End-of-Lease Floor Repairs: No Bolts Left Behind. Vacating a warehouse means more than just clearing out stock—it often involves a full make-good process, including removing embedded racking bolts. Today, we worked on a site where hundreds of floor bolts had to be...
Warehouse Floor Restoration: Removing Old Anchor Bolts
Warehouse Floor Restoration: Removing Old Anchor Bolts. Racking systems in warehouses are built to last, but when they’re removed, they leave behind hundreds of deep-set bolts that need to be dealt with properly. On today’s job, we removed old anchors from a large...
Cleaning Up Warehouse Floors with Core Drill & Fill
Cleaning Up Warehouse Floors with Core Drill & Fill. End-of-lease warehouse make-goods are all about leaving the space in the best possible condition for the next tenant. This means removing old fixings, filling the bolt holes, and restoring the surface to be...
Removing Old Rack Fixings the Right Way
Removing Old Rack Fixings the Right Way. Warehouse floors take a beating over the years, especially when heavy-duty racking is bolted in place. We were brought in to clear out an old storage space where hundreds of dynabolts and floor anchors needed to be removed....
Warehouse Make-Good: Drilling, Filling, and Leveling
Warehouse Make-Good: Drilling, Filling, and Leveling. A recent warehouse job had us tackling end-of-lease repairs, mainly removing and filling old floor anchors. The racking had been taken out, leaving hundreds of bolt holes across the floor—each one needing proper...
Removing Warehouse Racking Bolts for a Clean Slate
Removing Warehouse Racking Bolts for a Clean Slate. When warehouse tenants move out, one of the biggest jobs left behind is dealing with old racking bolts. Today, we were called in to remove hundreds of dynabolts that once secured heavy storage units. Some bolts came...
Removing Floor Anchors for a Fresh Start
Removing Floor Anchors for a Fresh Start. Old floor anchors can be a real pain if not removed properly. Today, we worked on a site where dozens of them needed to come out before new flooring could be laid. Some bolts could be unscrewed, but others had to be ground...
Bollard Removal in a Warehouse
Bollard Removal in a Warehouse. Warehouse bollards take a beating over time, and today we were called in to remove a few damaged ones. The job involved cutting through the fixings, pulling the bollards out, and grinding the surface back to level. Some bolts were easy,...
Drilling Through Reinforced Concrete
Drilling Through Reinforced Concrete. Today, we tackled a core drilling job in a commercial space, cutting multiple holes through reinforced concrete. Reinforcement bars always add a bit of a challenge, but with the right diamond-tipped core drill and cooling system,...
End-of-Lease Make Good Work
End-of-Lease Make Good Work. A recent job had us restoring a commercial space back to its original condition. This meant removing old floor bolts, patching holes, and grinding down uneven surfaces. End-of-lease make-good work is all about leaving a site ready for the...
Removing and Filling Old Dynabolt Holes
Removing and Filling Old Dynabolt Holes. This week, we tackled a site where dozens of old dynabolts needed removing. Some came straight out, while others were sheared off and needed drilling. Once they were out, we filled the holes with epoxy resin, leaving the...