Across the UK, warehouses, logistics centres and road pavements are placed under constant stress from heavy vehicles, forklifts and climatic conditions. Over time, the repeated loads and exposure to water and temperature cycles lead to cracks, rocking slabs, joint failures and uneven surfaces. In many cases, traditional repair strategies involve breaking out and replacing concrete slabs or rebuilding entire road sections. These solutions are disruptive, generate waste, and force businesses or road users to endure long periods of closure.
GEOSEC offers an alternative approach that is both faster and cleaner: the use of expansive resin injections to stabilise the ground directly beneath the pavement. Through a grid of small perforations, resin is introduced under controlled pressure. Once in the soil, the resin expands, filling voids, consolidating weak layers and re-establishing uniform support for the slab above. Where necessary, the process can gently lift sunken sections, with laser monitoring ensuring millimetre accuracy. Crucially, the intervention can often be completed without interrupting warehouse operations or road traffic for more than a few hours.
The benefits for UK infrastructure are significant. Resin injections eliminate the need for excavation and demolition, drastically reducing waste and carbon footprint. They allow damaged areas to be treated in days rather than weeks, extending the life of industrial floors and roads without major disruption. The resins are durable, resistant to water ingress and freeze–thaw action, and remain stable over time. This makes them particularly well suited for logistics hubs, airport aprons, retail car parks and urban road networks where downtime is costly and disruptive.
Experience in continental Europe demonstrates the effectiveness of this method. GEOSEC has consolidated logistics platforms covering tens of thousands of square metres, rehabilitated airport pavements to achieve higher PCN values, and reopened road sections affected by settlement within hours of treatment. By bringing this know-how to the UK, GEOSEC is offering facility managers, engineers and local authorities a cost-effective, sustainable and non-invasive solution to one of their most common challenges: keeping pavements and floors safe, stable and operational.
