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Looking for the best screeding services in North London? CA Plasterers & Builders can help!
We provide virtually all types of screeding services and have extensive experience in this industry. So, whether you are a house builder or a commercial contractor, we’ve got you covered.
We specialise in the following screeding services for the perfect finish:
- Traditional cement and sand screeds
- Concrete screeds
- Heavy-duty screeds
- Self-levelling screeds
- Liquid Screed
- Traditional Screed
- High-quality Fast-Drying Screed
Our Approach
CA Plasterers & Builders provides builders with all types of screeds and quality products. So, no matter what your site requirements are, we are your one-stop shop.
Screeds are best used as a topping surface on concrete floors. You can also use these screeds as an unbonded, bonded, or floating construction.
We have a team of floor screeding experts that will get the job done smoothly and effectively.
They’ll first examine the area and ask your requirements. You can then get a cost-effective solution and a free quote (no obligations).
Want to talk to one of our screeding experts?
If you want to know more about our London screeding services, read on!
What is Screeding?
A screed is essentially a mixture of sand, cement, and aggregate that you apply on floors to get a smooth, levelled surface.
Screeding serves as a base under the final floor finish. For instance, a tiled surface could have screeding underneath.
But, before getting started with floor screeding, a surveyor might require to take measurements of the property.
This is to find out the required screed level.
Difference Between Screed and Concrete
Often, people tend to confuse screed with concrete. While both are made of similar materials, they serve different purposes.
Here is the main difference between a screed and concrete:
A screed has smaller aggregates in the sand, cement, and aggregate mixture. So, it’s mostly used to lay smooth surfaces.
When it comes to application, concrete mainly serves as a stronger alternative to screed. Whereas, when finishing is the main goal, builders use screed.
Want to talk about which one is a better option for your floor?
Who are Our Screeding Services For?
Home Builders
Homebuilders tend to have a difficult time keeping deadlines due to the workload. As a home builder, you might need flooring done within a week, as opposed to a month.
Fortunately, you can count on CA Plasterers even if you are in a hurry. So, get in touch with us and get a fast and efficient solution.
Extension Builders
Builders that install extensions often need assistance. They would need a consistent supply of the traditional dry screed so that they can keep up with the deadlines.
If you are one, outsourcing your floor screeding can make your work easier and more convenient.
So, let us take care of floor screeding for you. Get your tasks done in time, without hassle.
Commercial Builders
Large contractors might need the help of screeding services more than the other two types of builders.
They tend to have bulk orders and strict deadlines to meet. If you are a commercial builder, you might need a consistent supply of fast-drying screed solutions.
Let us take care of screeding for you and make your work easier and more efficient. Get in touch!
The Screeding Process
Dividing your area: First, you need to divide your floor into several sections. Straight pieces of timber are often used for this purpose.
Applying the screed: Then, you apply a layer of screed using a trowel. Using different tools, you can then move the mixture and compact it.
Poor compaction is one of the most common problems in screeding. So, it’s a better idea to have a professional floor screeding service do it for you.
Levelling: If your screed is not self-levelling, you’d have to use a tool like straight timber to level the floor.
Repeating the process: Next, you repeat the process for all the sections, remove the timber dividers, and fill the gaps.
Floating the screed: You’ll then have to remove any imperfections in your screed after installing it.
Curing the screed: After applying the screed, you typically wait for a few days before the floor can be used.
The time a screed takes to cure depends on its type. Some screeds cure within 48 hours.
Letting the floor dry: Lastly, you just need to leave the floor and let it dry. Avoid heavy traffic and installing another layer of flooring for several weeks.
Why Choose CA Plasterers & Builders for Your Screeding Needs?
CA Plasterers have been working in the screeding business for quite a while. Our quality materials, competent professionals, and effective procedures make us stand out from other London screeding services.
Whether you are a home builder, general extension builder, or commercial contractor, we would love to be of service.
Let’s talk about your needs; get a free quote from us with no obligations whatsoever.