Mezzanine inspections and repairs
Mezzanine inspections check that a floor is still safe for its intended use: base plates and anchors, connections, deck condition, edge protection, gates, stairs and load notices. We repair what we find, from replacing damaged deck boards and handrails to fitting column protectors and new load signs.
How we approach mezzanine inspections and repairs
Mezzanines take knocks. Forklifts clip columns, pallets damage deck boards at the gate, and handrails get removed and not replaced. Regular checks catch problems while they are small, and they help you show your insurer and the HSE that the structure is managed.
Our inspection covers columns and base plates, beam connections, deflection, deck boards, edge protection, pallet gates, stairs, and whether a load notice is fitted and matches how the floor is being used. You get a written report with photos and priorities.
We then quote for the repairs: replacing boards, straightening or replacing edge protection, fitting column guards, upgrading lift-out bars to pallet gates, and fitting load notices.
What the job includes
- Written report with photographs and priorities
- Columns, base plates and anchor checks
- Connections, deflection and deck condition
- Edge protection, gates and stair checks
- Load notices fitted or replaced
- Repairs and column protection
Best for: Existing mezzanines of any make, insurer requests and pre-purchase checks on second-hand floors.
What happens after you get in touch
Send the details
Floor size, clear height, postcode and what will go on the mezzanine, through the form, the guide-price tool, phone or WhatsApp.
Free survey
We measure the building, check the slab, doors, racking, lights and sprinklers, and agree the load and layout.
Design and fixed quote
Drawings, structural calculations and a written price naming the deck, stairs, gates and fire protection.
Approve, install, sign off
Building Control approval, steel fabrication, installation around your operation, then the completion certificate.
Questions people ask
How often should a mezzanine be inspected?
There is no single fixed interval in law, but an annual inspection plus checks after any impact is sensible practice, and some insurers ask for it.
What is a mezzanine load notice?
A sign fixed to the mezzanine stating the safe working load it was designed for, so people do not overload it.
Can you inspect a mezzanine you did not install?
Yes. We inspect and repair mezzanines whoever installed them.
Where we provide mezzanine inspections and repairs
We provide mezzanine inspections and repairs across England, Scotland and Wales from our base in Birmingham. See the areas we cover or send your postcode with the form.