Floor screeding contractors near me

Do you need a floor screeding contractor near you for your construction project?

Floor screeding contractors are experts in the application of floor screed which is used to provide perfectly smooth and level floors in new builds and renovations.

Clockwork Screed are specialists in the supply and installation of liquid floor screeds and poured insulation. We work on a diverse range of construction projects across Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Lancashire, Merseyside, and North Wales.

How to find floor screeding contractors near me?

There are many ways to find floor screeding contractors near you. The most advisable way is to ask for recommendations from colleagues and principal contractors who have experience of working with floor screeding companies.

You can compare their quotations and testimonials with other floor screeding contractors to ensure you have a balanced view.

Other ways to find a floor screeding contractor is through a search engine, local industry social media groups or message boards.

Always look for reviews and have conversations with contenders before making a final decision.

Clockwork Screed - floor screeding contractors

Clockwork Screed are floor screeding contractors based in Cheshire. We install high performance, cementitious liquid screeds for construction projects of all sizes on floors with or without underfloor heating.

As reputable floor screeding contractors, Clockwork Screed have streamlined floor screeding processes. We are a professional, family-run business, committed to operating sustainably through the use of new technologies that optimise our performance.

Floor screeding - the process

A successful floor screeding process requires adequate preparation. Clockwork Screed firstly set up the screed pump and review the floor measurements to double check the order of floor screed is sufficient for the area to be covered.

Several tripod levelling gauges are put in place and adjusted to a consistent depth through the use of a laser to ensure the finished surface will be level.

Once the floor is prepared, the pre-mixed screed is pumped through a hose onto the floor until the surface level is in line with the tripods which can then be removed.

To ensure there are no bubbles and that the screed is level and smooth, we dapple the material until it is compact, level and smooth. We can apply liquid screed to around 1,000m² of floor space in a day.

Floor screed for underfloor heating

The demand for floor screed has increased due the popularity with underfloor heating. When used in conjunction with underfloor heating systems, floor screed acts as a thermal conductivity, assisting in the distribution of heat evenly throughout the room.

Because of its strength, liquid screed may be installed with a 25mm thickness, allowing the underfloor heating to penetrate the screed and raise the room's temperature more quickly while using less energy.

Floor screeding services

We provide high-quality installation of a variety of high-performance cementitious liquid floor screeds that can be used with or without underfloor heating. Our floor screed is easy to apply and our team can cover 1000m2 in a day.

Our drying screed time is 24 to 48 hours and can be used in any part of a project, including outdoor and damp environment-exposed areas. Floor coverings can then be applied to our cementitious liquid floor screeds with moisture levels at 2.5%CM whereas anhydrite screeds need to get down to 0.5%CM.

Clockwork Screed is committed to supporting our customers, offering the best customer service and competitor price. You can also download a guide from our website that offers suggestions on the specified materials, goods, and services.

FAQs

How quickly does floor screed dry?

Liquid screed can accommodate footfall within 24 to 48 hours.

How do liquid screeds compare to standard sand and cement screeds?

Liquid screeds are quicker to install, they can be applied more thinly but have the same strength and performance, drying times are reduced and there is less risk of cracking.