Epoxy, microcement, screed and anti-slip, fitted by installers who know what salt air, forty degree summers and torba do to a floor.
Every job goes to someone who does that specific trade, not whoever happens to be free that week.
Residential, commercial, industrial. Installed in 1 to 3 days.
Floors, walls, stairs. 2 to 3mm over what is already there.
A flat base before anything else. The answer when torba is underneath.
Kitchens, pools, warehouses. EU compliant R-values.
Invisible grip on the tiles you already own.
Gyms, clinics, offices, retail. Waterproof and quiet.
Garages, warehouses, rooftops. Sealers through to full colour.
Warehouses, car parks, loading bays. Layout design included.
Nosing, tread treatments, edge marking.
Pendulum testing, documented, for hotels and restaurants.
Driveways and terraces, and the prep before any coating.
Cleaning, disinfection and flushing, domestic and commercial.
Area, locality, and what is under the floor now. Two minutes on WhatsApp.
You get a name and a number before anyone rings you, usually the same day.
They measure, check the substrate, and price it in writing. Nothing owed.
Most Maltese tiles sit on torba, a loose rubble and lime bedding. Resin cannot go over torba. Lift the tiles, find torba, and a screed has to go down first. That one fact is the single most common reason a quote lands higher than people expect.
Laying straight over sound existing tiles usually avoids it altogether, and it is faster and far less mess. Ask whoever surveys your floor to check before anyone discusses money. If they do not raise it themselves, that tells you something too.
Plus 44 more across both islands. Not listed? Tell us where you are.
A properly installed epoxy floor lasts 10 to 20 years. Heat, sea air and humidity accelerate wear on a poor install, which is why marine grade hardeners and UV stable topcoats matter more here than elsewhere. Outdoors is a different question, because standard epoxy chalks in direct sun.
Typically €25 to €60 per square metre, depending on the condition of the floor, the finish and how much preparation it needs. Small jobs carry a minimum charge, because setup costs much the same at 5 m² as at 50 m².
Most residential floors take 1 to 2 days, commercial and industrial 2 to 4. Curing between coats sets the schedule more than laying does, so ask for the date you can walk on it rather than the date they pack up.
No. Grinding, cleaning and crack repair are part of the job. Clear the furniture and the installer handles the rest.
Yes. Coatings, grit additives and floor markings for warehouses, factories, car parks, schools and commercial kitchens, compliant with EU workplace safety standards. Documented pendulum slip testing is available separately.
Area, locality, and what is under the floor now. We put the right installer in front of you, usually the same day. The survey and the quote cost nothing.