Salloway Deal Brings Specialist Flooring Firm To Pride Park

Added by Love Business East Midlands | 22 May 2020

UPDATED: 22 May 2020

Fifteen jobs have been brought to Derby by a specialist flooring company with the hope of more on the way after a deal brokered by Salloway Property Consultants.

Advance Resin Technologies (International) Ltd specialises in the installation of high-quality epoxy resin and polyurethane flooring systems.

It has moved to Royal Scot Road on Pride Park after outgrowing its previous base in Borrowash.

The company has a burgeoning order book for its flooring services and solutions which are used across a large variety of industries including food production, health and car showrooms.

Its expert teams also install high-quality drives in private homes.

Advanced Resin Technologies (International) has leased a unit previously occupied by MRX Technologies Limited which vacated on March 31 after exercising an option to break their lease.

Managing director, Michael Rudkin, said:

“We needed enough space to expand because of a very encouraging order book, including companies overseas.

“We have fifteen staff currently but are looking to bring in more once the coronavirus lockdown is lifted.

 “We have experience in the industry over 12 years, working with firms who need specialist floors which may need to be biochemically resistant, can’t be impregnated with bacteria or have the marble-type or high-gloss finishes. 

“Clients include household name companies and millionaires who want the best in their homes.

“We are delighted to have worked with Salloway Property Consultants who were first class in finding a unit which allows us to present a professional image while also having more office and storage space.

“Salloway’s surveyor, Hugo Beresford went out of his way to be of assistance and was a tower of strength.”

Hugo added:

“It was excellent to get such a quick result for Michael and his team on behalf of a private landlord client.

“It is more evidence that there are still deals being done despite the Coronavirus crisis and I am sure that, once the lockdown is eased, there will be many more.”

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