We level floors with self-levelling compound before laminate flooring, parquet, vinyl or tiles – with measured levels, a primed base and one common floor level for all rooms.
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Self-levelling screed is the fine levelling layer: a liquid mix that flows out by itself into a horizontal surface. It does not replace ordinary cement screed where the level has to be raised significantly or a slope has to be formed.
The result depends on the preparation – a sound, clean base, primer against absorption and bubbles, perimeter tape and drying without draughts. Before wooden floors, we also check the residual moisture.
Technical detail: residual moisture
A screed can be hard on top and still hold moisture deeper down. Before parquet and other wooden floors, the moisture is measured, because wood absorbs it and warps.
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Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price is set after measuring the levels, because the average layer thickness determines the amount of compound.
The final cost is confirmed after a site visit and measuring the levels.
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Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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Ordinary cement screed builds up the floor in a thicker layer and can form a slope. Self-levelling screed is a liquid mix that flows out by itself into a flat surface and is used for fine levelling before the floor covering.
Every compound has a minimum and maximum thickness specified by the manufacturer. With larger differences, ordinary screed is laid first, and the self-levelling compound is the final levelling layer.
Most compounds can usually be walked on after a few hours, but the floor covering is laid only once the screed has fully dried. For tiles this is sooner, and for parquet and laminate later, depending on the thickness and the manufacturer's data.
Yes, if the tiles are firmly bonded and treated with a bonding primer. Hollow tiles are removed, because they keep moving under the screed.
Yes, with a compound designed for underfloor heating. Before the floor covering goes down, the initial heating-up schedule set by the system manufacturer is followed.
You will receive a written quote with the thickness needed, the preparation of the base and the drying time.
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