Floor Substrate Preparation

About this service

For your new floor to turn out exactly as you want and imagine it, the substrate has to be properly prepared first — and that preparation starts with the screed. Unfortunately, screed quality is often overlooked: it is seen as a simple job that anyone can do well. The usual result is a poorly laid, unstable sand-cement layer riddled with deep, long cracks and an uneven surface. Such a screed is no fit base for a floor: parquet or any other flooring laid on top of it will be just as poor and uneven, and — most importantly — unstable, crumbling and prone to breaking.

Damaged screed can be repaired and reinforced

If your screed is already laid and you have doubts about its quality, get in touch — our specialists will help you find the right solution. Our company has extensive knowledge and experience in repairing and reinforcing damaged or poorly laid screeds. Using specialist construction chemicals, we can often avoid breaking out the existing screed and pouring a new one — and we back the work with a warranty.