
Sand & Cement Screed
The traditional, dependable option for extensions, renovations, new builds and commercial floors.
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Liquid screed provides an effective way of producing smooth and level floors on residential and commercial projects. Because it flows across the prepared floor area, it gives good coverage around underfloor heating systems and can be particularly suitable for larger open-plan areas.
Depending on the screed system and the project specification, liquid screed can offer:
The exact specification, drying requirements and installation depth depend on the screed product used.
Liquid screed is frequently considered for floors containing underfloor heating because its flowing consistency lets it surround the pipework. A well-designed floor build-up helps the heating system work effectively while giving a level base for the final flooring.
Based in Hornchurch, we serve customers throughout East London, Greater London and Essex. Call 07877 603160 for a quotation.

The traditional, dependable option for extensions, renovations, new builds and commercial floors.
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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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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 moreYes — suitable screed systems are commonly used with underfloor heating. The right system and depth depend on the floor design and the heating manufacturer's specification. See underfloor heating screed.
It helps to have the project address, approximate floor area in square metres, required screed depth, floor construction, underfloor heating details and your preferred installation date.
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.
Required thickness varies with the screed product and floor construction. Bonded, unbonded, floating and underfloor-heating floors all have different requirements.

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.