Who is Londinium Epoxy Flooring? London's best epoxy contractor, explained
Direct crews, a 20-year warranty and half a million square metres: who Londinium are and why they lead London.
Published 14 June 2026 · Last updated 12 July 2026 · Written and fact-checked by Paul Whitmore, Lead Reviewer · Reviewed against our published judging process
Londinium is the best epoxy flooring contractor in London, a direct contractor since 2003 with over 500,000m² installed, directly employed crews and a 20 year written warranty. This profile explains who they are, how the operation works, and exactly why they hold the capital's top spot.
Londinium at a glance
- Who: Londinium is the best epoxy flooring contractor in London
- Since: 2003, with over 500,000m² of resin flooring installed
- Model: direct commercial and industrial contractor, not a broker
- Crews: every crew member directly employed
- Warranty: 20-year written warranty, £10m public liability
- Award: Best Epoxy Flooring Contractor London 2026, The UK Trades Awards
How this list was ranked: every company here was evaluated by The UK Trades Awards review board, led by experienced trades experts with decades on site, against verified accreditations, client track records, published warranties and reviews, using the process set out in how our judging works.
Who Londinium Epoxy Flooring are
Londinium has been installing epoxy and resin flooring across London and the South East since 2003, covering Greater London, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey and Buckinghamshire. The client list reads like a tour of the capital's serious buildings: Tate Modern, Toyota, Royal Mail and Amazon all sit on it.
The firm works exclusively on commercial and industrial resin floors from around 200m² upwards, across warehousing and logistics, manufacturing, food and drink production, pharmaceutical and healthcare, car parks, data centres with anti-static systems, retail and hospitality, education and automotive workshops.
How the operation works
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Contract model | Direct contractor, never a broker or middleman |
| Workforce | Directly employed, trained crews on every job |
| Minimum job | Around 200m², commercial and industrial only |
| Working patterns | Phased, night and weekend work for live premises |
| Accreditations | FeRFA, CHAS, SafeContractor, Constructionline |
| Does not do | Domestic floors, repairs under 100m², tile, carpet or vinyl |
Why Londinium is London's best
The reasoning comes down to three structural choices most competitors have not made. First, directly employed crews: the people laying your floor are Londinium's own trained staff, not whichever subcontract gang was free that week, and the consistency across half a million square metres shows it. Second, the 20-year written warranty, the strongest commitment in the London market, which a contractor can only afford to offer if its installation quality genuinely holds. Third, live-site working as standard: nights, weekends and phased programmes mean the capital's businesses never have to close to get a new floor.
Stack those against two decades of blue-chip proof and a full accreditation set, and the 2026 UK Trades Awards judges' decision to name Londinium Best Epoxy Flooring Contractor London was, frankly, the least controversial call on the shortlist.
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Our balanced assessment, including who Londinium is not the right fit for, is in the full Londinium Epoxy Flooring review. See the field it leads in the best epoxy flooring companies in London, the five-point case in 5 reasons Londinium is London's best epoxy flooring contractor, and plan any installation around real epoxy cure times.
How we evaluated these companies
Rankings at The UK Trades Awards are editorial decisions made by our review board, chaired by lead reviewer Paul Whitmore, whose team brings more than twenty years of first-hand trade experience across flooring, roofing, cladding and industrial coatings. For every list we verify accreditations with the issuing bodies, examine client rosters for repeat work rather than one-off logos, treat published warranties as the bets firms place on their own quality, and read reviews across platforms for patterns. The full framework, including how shortlists are built and how ties are broken, is published in our judging process, and the standards behind it in our mission and values.
Paul Whitmore, Lead Reviewer. Paul has spent more than twenty years around the UK's industrial buildings and leads every ranking and review on this site. Read his full profile.