Floor screeding and self-levelling in Cyprus
Find a screeding contractor in Cyprus for floor screed, self-levelling compound and epoxy floors. Describe your space and compare local quotes.
A floor screed creates a flat, level base on the concrete slab before tiles, wood or other flooring go down. Self-levelling compounds are poured in a thin layer and give a very smooth surface, ideal under vinyl or laminate, or as a finished floor in commercial spaces. You will need this on a new build, in a renovation with uneven floors, or when new pipes or underfloor heating are laid.
What it includes
- Site visit and floor level check
- Cleaning and priming the slab
- Insulation or membrane where needed
- Laying screed level or to falls
- Covering pipework or underfloor heating
- Self-levelling compound for a smooth finish
- Expansion joints
- Epoxy or polyurethane coatings on request
What affects the cost
- Floor area
- Screed thickness and unevenness of the slab
- Material: traditional sand and cement, ready mix or self-levelling
- Underfloor heating or insulation built in
- Access and floor level for moving materials
- Drying time before the final flooring
What to check before hiring
- Let the screed dry fully before laying wood or vinyl
- Summer heat dries the surface fast, so ask how it will be cured
- Ask for the level to be checked with a laser after the work
- In bathrooms and on balconies make sure there are proper falls to the drain
- Ask which product and what thickness will be used
How it works
- Describe the job and upload drawings or photos. Posting a request is free.
- Professionals in your area send quotes with price, timing and terms.
- Compare the quotes side by side, ask questions and hire whoever you prefer.
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FAQ
How long does screed take to dry?
It depends on thickness, product and weather. Fast-drying products allow flooring sooner, while wood needs a moisture reading first.
Can self-levelling compound be the final floor?
Some products are designed as a finished floor, usually with a protective coating. Most, however, are a base for another floor covering.
Why does screed crack?
Usually from drying too fast in the heat, missing joints or the wrong mix. Fine hairline cracks are often not a problem under tiles.