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Floor Screeding

Sand-and-cement and flowing screeds laid to prepare subfloors ahead of tiling.

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Domestic & Commercial Projects of all sizes
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Floor Screeding

Sand-and-cement and flowing screeds laid to prepare subfloors ahead of tiling.

Screeding lays the groundwork — sometimes literally — for everything that follows. Where a subfloor needs more than just levelling compound, a proper sand-and-cement or flowing screed corrects levels and gives tiling a solid, stable base to work from.

We lay screed ahead of tiling projects where the existing subfloor needs significant correction, including around underfloor heating systems, making sure the finished level is accurate before any tiling work begins.

Sand-and-cement screeding
Flowing (liquid) screed
Subfloor level correction
Screeding around underfloor heating
Preparation ahead of tiling
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Why Choose Tilers Tiling

Detail matters on every tile.

Six reasons homeowners and commercial clients keep coming back for floor screeding.

Experienced Tilers

Skilled wall and floor tilers with hands-on experience and precise workmanship.

Competitive Pricing

Honest, transparent quotations with competitive prices and no hidden costs.

Premium Materials

Ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and mosaic tiles selected for lasting results.

Attention to Detail

Careful planning, accurate cutting and considered layouts for a flawless finish.

Reliable Service

Clear communication, punctual working and professional project management.

Fully Insured

All tiling work is carried out by fully insured, experienced professionals.

Floor Screeding FAQs

Questions before you tile?

Answers to the questions we're asked most often about floor screeding.

How long does screed need to cure before tiling?

It depends on the type and depth of screed, but typically at least a week for sand-and-cement screed, with flowing screed often needing slightly longer — we'll confirm the timescale for your specific job.

Do I need screeding or just floor levelling compound?

Levelling compound suits smaller variations, while screed is used where levels need correcting over a larger area or greater depth. We'll assess your subfloor and recommend the right approach.

Can screed be laid over underfloor heating?

Yes, screed is commonly used to encase underfloor heating pipes and provide an even surface for tiling above.

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