Slip testing, answered

It depends on how many areas you want covered, but most sites are done within an hour or two. We work around your day and there’s no mess and no down-time afterwards.

Yes — and the wet result is the important one, because that’s when floors cause slips. Where a particular contaminant such as oil or soap is the real issue, we can reflect that too.

A Pendulum Test Value of 36 or above is regarded as a low slip risk — about a one-in-a-million chance of a slip. Between 25 and 35 is borderline; 24 or below needs action.

Normally two to three working days after the visit. You get a PTV for each area, a clear verdict and practical recommendations, written so it stands up to an inspector, insurer or solicitor.

For almost all indoor pedestrian floors, yes — it’s the method the HSE recommends. We’ll tell you honestly if a surface needs a different or additional approach.

We’re a UKAS-accredited testing firm and we don’t sell flooring or treatments, so the result you get reflects the floor, not a sales target.

Yes. Steps, ramps, thresholds and external paving are common slip hotspots and we test them with the appropriate slider and method.

We do — Salisbury, Swindon, Trowbridge, Chippenham, Devizes, Marlborough and everywhere between. Just send a postcode with your enquiry.

It’s priced on the number of areas and your location, so we give you a fixed quote up front with no obligation. Send the floor type and rough size and we’ll come back with a figure.

A low score can often be fixed without replacing the floor — frequently just by changing the cleaning regime. See our anti-slip solutions page, and we’ll re-test once any work is done.