Floor screeding is the process of applying a layer of material to create a smooth, level surface ready for your chosen floor finish.

It depends. Liquid screed is ideal for underfloor heating and large areas, while sand & cement is better for durability. We’ll recommend the right solution once we review your project.

Costs vary by type, depth, and project size. On average, screeding in the UK ranges from £15–£25 per m². For an exact quote, contact our team.

It depends on the screed type. Liquid and fast-drying screeds can be walkable within 24–48 hours, while traditional sand & cement may take longer. We’ll confirm exact timings during enquiry.

Yes. Screeding.com covers 48 counties across the UK, from residential homes to large industrial projects.

Potentially. Some liquid screeds require laitance removal to ensure proper adhesion for final flooring. We’ll advise if this applies once we review your project.

It depends on the screed type and usage. Typically, depths range between 25mm and 100mm. We’ll confirm the right specification for your project.

Yes. Liquid screeds are particularly effective as they fully encapsulate pipework, providing excellent heat transfer.

This depends on screed type, depth, and conditions. It can be a few days with fast-drying screeds or several weeks for thicker traditional screeds. We’ll give you exact guidance for your project.

Yes. All our screeds are installed to BS 8204 standards, and compliance testing can be provided on request.