Failed the slip test?
Send us the report.

We read the PDF, quote the fix, and do the works across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

  1. Read the report you already have
  2. Quote the lightest fix that can meet the rating
  3. Do the works across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Retest is booked after.

Or call 1300 207 915.

Slip test report (PDF)

The report you already have. Required. Up to 12 MB.

Need site address or photos? Use the full form. Privacy: see the notice.

How to fix a failed slip test?

To fix a floor that failed a slip test, work out why it failed, then deep clean, apply an anti-slip treatment, add a slip-resistant coating, or replace the surface, and retest after the works.

A fail is a facilities job, not a reprint of the report. The next-step sequence is on what to do after a failed slip test.

How to fix a slippery floor?

To fix a slippery floor, work out why it is slippery, then deep clean contamination or residue, apply an anti-slip treatment, add a slip-resistant coating, or replace the surface if those will not hold.

The covering and the wetness of the space decide the path. We do not start with a favourite product. The four options sit on treatments.

You already have a number. The question is what to do with the floor.

A wet-pendulum result that sits below the P-rating recommended for that location — kitchen, bathroom, entry, pool surround, hospital corridor, school wet area — is a facilities job. Someone has to choose a remedy that fits the covering and the target in HB 198 and the NCC, then actually do the work. The next-step sequence is on what to do after a failed slip test.

SlipRectify is the contractor side of that. We do not invent a single miracle coating. We read the existing slip test report, look at the floor, trial the options on that floor, and recommend whichever solution works best on it: deep clean, anti-slip treatment, slip-resistant coating, or replace the covering.

Upload the report, we tell you what to do, we quote, we do the works, then it gets retested.

Five moves. One contractor. We work across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The same sequence is written out under how failed slip-test rectification works.

01

Read the existing report

Send the PDF. We work from the findings you already have — locations, slider, P-rating, and the notes that sit around the table.

02

Look at the floor and trial the options

We read the report, look at the covering, and trial the options on that floor. The recommendation is whichever solution works best on it: deep clean, anti-slip treatment, slip-resistant coating, or replace.

03

Quote for the works

Scope and price for the recommended path, including access and any preparation the covering needs. You can accept it or take the opinion elsewhere.

04

Do the works

We carry out the agreed treatment or replacement on site. We work across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The job is the floor in front of us, not an org chart.

05

Arrange a retest after

Once the surface has been worked, a retest documents the new rating. That measurement is booked separately. Our works paperwork does not stand in for it.

Four remedies. We pick the one the floor can take.

Deep clean, anti-slip treatment, slip-resistant coating or replace. Options, not a catalogue of miracle products.

Deep clean

When contamination, polish build-up or the wrong detergent is suppressing a surface that already has enough texture.

Anti-slip treatment

When the covering can stay, use a chemical etch or surface treatment on tile and stone, matched to that floor.

Slip-resistant coating

When the existing face needs a new wearing layer rather than an etch, and a coating suited to that substrate will hold.

Replace

The last resort: when the existing finish cannot be brought to the required rating without destroying it.

How do you decide which fix to use?

We read the existing slip test report, look at the floor, trial the options on that floor, and recommend whichever solution works best on it.

We do not treat one product or brand as the only answer. Then we do the works and arrange a retest after treatment. A retest is a separate measurement. Our works report is not a compliance certificate.

Where do you work?

We work across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

The conversation is about your floor, not a head office. The same sequence is written out under how failed slip-test rectification works.

Short answers

How to fix a failed slip test?

To fix a floor that failed a slip test, work out why it failed, then deep clean, apply an anti-slip treatment, add a slip-resistant coating, or replace the surface, and retest after the works.

How to fix a slippery floor?

To fix a slippery floor, work out why it is slippery, then deep clean contamination or residue, apply an anti-slip treatment, add a slip-resistant coating, or replace the surface if those will not hold.

How do you decide which fix to use?

We read the existing slip test report, look at the floor, trial the options on that floor, and recommend whichever solution works best on it.

Where do you work?

We work across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Send the PDF. We will tell you what the floor needs.

Name, site, area type, the rating you have been asked to meet if you know it, and the report. We work across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane — the conversation is about your floor, not a head office. Or call 1300 207 915.

Short answers — what happens after a failed AS 4663 test, what we do, why a retest is separate — are on the FAQ. Builders pricing a package can start at slip testing for tenders; a measurement before practical completion is on slip test before handover.