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Floor Screeding

Flat, solid, level floor screeds — traditional sand & cement or fast-drying liquid screed, ready for any floor finish you like.

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What's Included

A Level Base for Any Floor

A good screed is the difference between floors that sit flat and floors that rock, crack or telegraph every lump. We lay it level and let it cure properly.

  • Traditional sand & cement screed
  • Flowing / liquid screed
  • Screeding over underfloor heating
  • Levelling & ramping floors
  • Ready for tile, wood, vinyl or carpet
  • Tidy, well-prepped work
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Why It Matters

Get the Base Right

Whatever goes on top — tiles, engineered wood, vinyl or carpet — it's only as good as the screed underneath. We lay a flat, solid base to the right depth and falls.

Adding underfloor heating? Screed encases the pipes and spreads the heat evenly. We'll lay it to suit your system and finish.

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Good to Know

Floor Screeding FAQs

What's the difference between sand & cement and liquid screed?
Traditional sand & cement is hand-laid, robust and good for smaller areas. Liquid (flow) screed self-levels, dries flatter, works brilliantly over underfloor heating and goes down fast over large areas. We'll suit it to the job.
Can you screed over underfloor heating?
Yes — screeding over UFH pipes is one of the best uses for flow screed: it flows around the pipes with no voids and conducts heat efficiently. We set the right depth over the pipes for performance.
How long before I can tile or floor over it?
You can usually walk on it in 24–48 hours; for floor coverings, sand & cement traditionally needs about a day per mm of thickness, while liquid screeds can be force-dried faster. We'll give you a realistic timeline.
Can you level an old uneven floor?
Yes — we lay a levelling screed or self-levelling compound over a sound subfloor to take out dips and falls, ready for tiles, vinyl, laminate or carpet.
What depth of screed do I need?
It depends on the build-up — bonded screeds can be 25–40mm, while floating or insulated screeds over UFH are usually 50–75mm. We'll work out the right depth for your floor make-up.