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Nothing refreshes a room quite like a new floor, and to prep for that, you need a screeder who works in your location. And Checkatrade is a great place to start searching.
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How to find a screeding company near you
We have two simple ways to find screeding companies near you on Checkatrade:
Request a quote. Just tell us what you need doing, and floor screeders available near you will contact you directly.
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What is screeding a floor?
Screeding a floor involves pouring a thin layer of a material similar to concrete over your concrete subfloor.
This is usually done to level out a previously uneven surface, so that your chosen flooring can be properly installed over the top.
Floor screed can also be used for thermal and acoustic insulation, or to provide a better surface for adhesives to cling to. If you have underfloor heating installed, you’ll find that floor screed is used to cover and bury the pipes.
What is floor screed made of?
Floor screed is normally made from cement mixed with sharp sand, although it can also include other ingredients such as latex and cementitious products.
What happens if you don't screed?
Screeding your floor won’t always be necessary. But often, you’ll find that a concrete subfloor on its own won’t provide a level enough surface for your chosen flooring to be installed over the top.
Concrete is often bumpy, uneven and may even form cracks or holes over time. If you were to install tiles without screeding first, they might start to crack when walked over.
On the other hand, floor screed would provide a level, durable surface that would be a much better base for tiles and other similar flooring options.
Can you do screeding yourself?
You can, but if you're not highly experienced at DIY, it may be difficult.
Although you could mix floor screed and apply it yourself, it can be tough to achieve a flawless finish. And if you struggle to get your floor level, that will defeat the whole object of screeding your floor in the first place!

Why hire a screeding contractor in my area?
Hiring a screeding contractor near you – rather than attempting the job yourself – will usually be the most sensible option. Here are a few reasons why you should hire a screeding contractor in your area.
Save time. A screeding contractor will be able to complete the job much more quickly and efficiently than you would as a beginner.
Professional quality. Screeding companies have all the knowledge and tools required to carry out the job to a high standard.
Save money. Carrying out the work yourself might save you money initially. But if you don’t get it right first time round, it could cost you more in expensive repair and replacement work.
Ultimately, hiring a trusted screeding contractor can give you peace of mind that the job will be carried out to a high standard that will stand the test of time.
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How much do floor screeders near me cost?
The typical floor screeding cost is around £33 per m2, assuming the screed is 75mm thick.
The exact cost of screeding your floor will depend on a number of factors, including:
Type of screed
Thickness of the screed
Size of the area you want to cover
Location
Whether you need help moving your furniture
See our guide to floor screeding costs for more details, or try our job estimate calculator to get an idea of what your screeding job may cost.
Get quotes from multiple screeding companies near you so that you can find the best price.

How do I find trusted screeding companies near me?
If you’re ready to hire a screeding company in your area, you’re probably wondering how to make sure you pick someone reputable. Here are our top tips.
Read reviews. Always check what other homeowners have said about the tradesperson you’re considering. Take note of comments about their timekeeping and professionalism as well as the standard of their work.
Verify their experience. Make sure that your contractor has carried out other similar jobs before. That way, you’ll know they have the benefit of experience.
Check their payment structure. Reputable screeding companies shouldn’t charge you the full fee upfront. Rather, they should charge you at least some of the fee after the work is complete.
Use Checkatrade! Tradespeople on Checkatrade have to pass up to 12 checks and are regularly reviewed on things such as professionalism, punctuality and tidiness.
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