Liquid Screed
Cement-based liquid screed, pumped in and poured fast. It self-levels, flows tight around underfloor heating pipes and can do a full house floor in a day.
- ★★★★★ 5.0 on Google
- 20+ years
- Fully insured
Why choose liquid screed
- Fast: big open-plan floors poured in hours, not days
- Self-levelling for a flat finish across the whole floor
- No voids around underfloor heating pipes, so the heat comes through evenly
- Usually laid thinner than traditional screed
It's a strong choice for large open-plan ground floors, extensions with underfloor heating, and commercial floors where speed matters.
How a liquid screed pour runs
Before the pour, the floor is prepared: insulation down, edging strip around the walls and the membrane sealed so the screed can't run under it. We pump the screed in, level it and leave it to set. Doors and windows stay closed for the first day or two so it cures properly.
Cement-based liquid screed
We lay cement-based liquid screed. It takes tiles and other floor coverings well once it's dry. If your architect or engineer has specified a particular product, tell us and we'll work to it.
Where we lay liquid screed
Based in Portlaoise, we lay liquid screed across Leinster:
Three steps to a level floor
- Tell us about the jobRing, WhatsApp or send the form: where it is, roughly how many square metres, and whether there's underfloor heating.
- Site visit and priceWe call out, look at the floor, measure up and give you a clear price and the right screed for the job.
- Approve and we pourOnce you're happy with the price we book the date, arrive with the pump and lay the floor level.
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What customers say after the floor goes down.
"Brilliant job completed by James and his crew. Very proactive in organising the work, materials and agreeing a date. The lads came when they said they would and the finish is top quality. Highly recommend"
"JAM were punctual, professional and efficient and did an outstanding job on pouring our new floor as part of a renovation. Very highly recommend!"
Questions we get asked
How long before I can walk on liquid screed?
Usually after a day or two, depending on the product and the weather. Floor coverings go down once it's dry enough, which we'll talk you through on the day.
Is liquid screed good with underfloor heating?
It's one of the best options for it. The screed flows right round the pipes with no air gaps, so heat transfers evenly.
Do you do liquid screed in Dublin and Kildare?
Yes. We pour liquid screed all over Dublin, Kildare, Laois, Meath, Offaly and the rest of Leinster.
Helpful guides
How Much Does Floor Screeding Cost in Ireland?
Screeding is usually priced per square metre, but the rate depends on a handful of things about your floor.
Read the guide →GuideHow Long Does Screed Take to Dry?
There are two answers: when you can walk on it, and when it's dry enough for floor coverings.
Read the guide →GuideHow Much Screed Do You Need Over Underfloor Heating?
Get the depth wrong and you'll either crack the floor or slow the heating down.
Read the guide →Other screeds we lay
Sand and Cement Screed
Traditional sand and cement screed is our number one.
More on sand and cement screed →
Fast Dry Screed
When the tiler or floorer is already booked in, fast dry screed keeps the job moving.
More on fast dry screed →
Fibre Screed
Fibre screed is sand and cement screed with fibres mixed through it for extra strength and crack resistance.
More on fibre screed →Tell us about your floor
Send the details and we'll come back to you with a site visit and a price. The form opens WhatsApp with your message ready to send.
- Site visit before we price
- Clear price agreed before we start
- Laser-levelled finish
Rather talk? Ring 086 838 2613 or email info@jamfloorscreeding.com.