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Groby Commercial Flooring

Active, accounts up to date·subcontractor·Head office Leicester

About from company website

With over 18 years of experience in fitting commercial flooring in the United Kingdom, Groby Commercial Flooring provides high-quality flooring solutions. They are trusted by well-known brands such as Vision Express, Holland and Barrett, Leicester City Football Club, and Walkers Crisps. The company guarantees that their commercial flooring is fitted properly, quickly, and at a time that suits the client best, offering a 12-month guarantee on all workmanship.

Groby Commercial Flooring offers a wide range of commercial and domestic flooring options, including resin and herringbone. Their team of experts is fully equipped to handle various types of flooring, such as industrial carpets, safety vinyl, luxury vinyl tiles (LVT), and wet room floors. They also provide screeding services for high-quality, self-levelling flooring.

The company prides itself on its fully qualified, highly reputable, and reliable team. They are CHAS Elite members and hold NVQ Level 3 in Flooring and City Guilds in Epoxy Resin qualifications. Their process involves a free pricing and availability check, a free site visit for accurate quoting, a pre-project confirmation, reliable and on-time installation, and a final sign-off upon customer satisfaction.

They offer a 12-month guarantee on all work, promising to fix any issues free of charge within that period.

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Accreditations from company website

  • CHAS
  • NVQ Level 3 in Flooring
  • City Guilds in Epoxy Resin

Clients mentioned from company website

Vision Express, Holland and Barrett, Leicester City Football Club, Walkers Crisps.

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What does Groby Commercial Flooring do?

Looking for high-quality commercial flooring installation with a service you can depend on? Contact us today for a no-hassle pricing and availability check Their listed services include Flooring.

Where is Groby Commercial Flooring based?

Groby Commercial Flooring is registered at 103 Stamford Street, Ratby, Leicester, LE6 0JT, in East Midlands.

What areas does Groby Commercial Flooring cover?

Groby Commercial Flooring states that it works across Leicester, London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester.

How many people work at Groby Commercial Flooring?

Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 2 employees, which places the company in the 1-9 employees band.

What is Groby Commercial Flooring's turnover?

Groby Commercial Flooring does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on creditors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £110k and £450k. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Groby Commercial Flooring still trading?

Companies House lists Groby Commercial Flooring as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-08-31.

What accreditations does Groby Commercial Flooring hold?

Groby Commercial Flooring displays CHAS, NVQ Level 3 in Flooring and City Guilds in Epoxy Resin on its website.

What sectors does Groby Commercial Flooring work in?

Groby Commercial Flooring works in Commercial and Retail.

When was Groby Commercial Flooring established?

Groby Commercial Flooring was incorporated on 2022-08-18, though the company says it has traded since 2005.

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