
Epoxy Flooring vs Polished Concrete: Which Is Better for UK Properties?
Epoxy flooring is a resin coating system applied onto concrete. Polished concrete is the concrete slab itself, mechanically ground and densified to a finished surface.
Find quick answers to common questions about our training—so you can move forward with confidence.
No experience is necessary. Our courses are suitable for complete beginners as well as professionals looking to enhance their skills.
You'll learn surface preparation, mixing techniques, application methods, and finishing processes for epoxy resin flooring, along with important safety practices.
No, all tools, safety gear, and materials are provided. Just wear comfortable clothing and closed footwear.
Yes, all participants receive a certificate of completion, which can be used to support future business or employment opportunities.
We offer different options, including 1-day and 2-day epoxy training courses, depending on your learning goals and schedule.
Our training is held in London, UK. Full details and directions will be sent to you after booking confirmation.
You can book a course directly through our website or by contacting us via phone, WhatsApp, or email. We’ll guide you through the booking process.
We keep class sizes small to ensure each student gets personalised attention and plenty of hands-on experience.
Yes, we include valuable insights on how to get started in the epoxy flooring industry, including tips for marketing and pricing your services.
We understand that plans can change. Please contact us as soon as possible, and we’ll do our best to accommodate a new training date.
Ready to learn epoxy flooring from the pros? Join London’s first dedicated epoxy training academy and gain the skills, confidence, and support to thrive in this high-demand industry.

Epoxy flooring is a resin coating system applied onto concrete. Polished concrete is the concrete slab itself, mechanically ground and densified to a finished surface.

A well-specified, correctly installed epoxy floor typically lasts between 5 and 20 years — and in some cases longer. The range is wide because lifespan