Liquid Screed
Flowing screed that spreads around underfloor heating pipework and larger open areas to give a smooth, level floor.
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Sand & cement screed
The dependable, traditional option
Traditional sand and cement floor screed remains a popular and dependable choice for many construction projects. It can be used in homes, extensions, renovations, new developments and commercial properties to create a strong and level surface ready for the final flooring system.
Suitable for many projects
- Domestic extensions
- Renovations
- New-build properties
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Garages
- Commercial floors
- Floor repairs and refurbishment
- Projects with varying floor levels
Depending on the construction and specification, traditional screed can be installed as bonded, unbonded or floating floor construction. Our team can discuss the requirements of your project before work begins.
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Other screeding services
Underfloor Heating Screed
Screed installed around underfloor heating pipework, protecting the system and creating the surface above it.
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Rapid-setting systems for projects where following trades need to get moving sooner.
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Commercial Screeding
Screeding for developments, offices, retail units and construction projects across London and Essex.
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Insulation, membranes, edging and level checks — the groundwork that decides how good the screed will be.
Learn moreFrequently asked
How long does floor screed take to dry?
Drying time varies with the screed product, the depth, temperature, ventilation, moisture conditions and the site environment. Always follow the relevant product specification before installing the final floor covering.
What floor finishes can be installed over screed?
Depending on the screed system and preparation, finished floors may include tiles, timber, laminate, carpet, vinyl and other flooring systems. The screed must reach the appropriate condition and moisture level before the final covering goes down.
How thick does floor screed need to be?
Required thickness varies with the screed product and floor construction. Bonded, unbonded, floating and underfloor-heating floors all have different requirements.
Do I need to prepare the floor before you arrive?
The floor generally needs to be clean and correctly prepared for the chosen screeding system. If you are unsure, speak to us before your screeding date and we will talk it through — see floor preparation.
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Need a floor screeding quote?
Tell us your location, floor area in m², screed depth if you know it and your preferred dates. We will come back to you with the next steps.