Floor Screeding Rugeley

Floor Screeding Rugeley Staffordshire (WS15): A professional floor screeding company can assist with renovations, help install underfloor heating or level a damaged or uneven floor on your Rugeley home or business premises, when needed. Floor screeding provides a smooth finish to a rough sub-base, and will allow you to lay your final layer of flooring material, (carpets, tiles, boards etc) over the top of it. If you would like your floors to last then floor screeding is the most important factor in any renovation or building task.

FLOOR SCREEDING COMPANIES RUGELEY

A reputable floor screeding specialist in Rugeley will have all the know-how and experience to help you achieve a perfectly finished floor in whatever size room you're renovating. After analyzing your project they will advise you on the perfect choice of screeding and which strategy for laying it is most appropriate for your circumstances.

It might be a requirement, according to the proposed use of the space, for a survey by a structural engineer to abide by building regulations on point loadings, load requirements and flex strength of the screed floor.

Bringing in a qualified and skilled contractor will ensure that you get the appropriate form of screed for the room's intended purpose to extend the life of your floor. The correct mix of screed and the way it is laid is also vital to guarantee the ultimate durability of your floor.

There are a number of screeding companies in and around Rugeley so try to get multiple price quotes for your floor screeding project before picking a company and know to what standard of finish is it for. For domestic properties a quotation will usually be given for an SR (Surface Regularity) level of SR1 or SR2. SR1 is the highest standard, and whilst SR2 and SR3 may be cheaper at first glance, they do not guarantee a totally even or flat floor surface. Any imperfections in the screeding can cause problems in laying flooring due to flat spots, ridges, indentations in the surface.

All Rugeley screeding contractors have to follow British Standards (BS8204) and ought to have some form of accreditation from the manufacturers of screeding equipment and materials, e.g. Cemfloor, Gypsol, Flowcrete. This accreditation program highlights a company's training and performance in the application of a manufacturer's merchandise.

TYPES OF SCREED

Standard Screeds - A blend of cement and sand which is ideal for basic domestic use. This mix uses a 5:1 ratio of sand to cement. This 5 to 1 ratio standard flooring screed will set hard at a rate of 1mm per day after application.

Fibre Reinforced Screed - The first choice where underfloor heating is being installed in residential homes in Rugeley. The increased strength and flex offered by the fibres in this screed help protect the floor from thermal cracking and shrinkage. It dries out at the same rate as a standard screed of 1mm per day.

Advanced Drying and Fast Drying Screeds - As the name suggest, this screed dries rapidly and allows you to use the floor area much sooner. Drying at a rate of 3-7mm, subject to the specialised mix, they are generally a fibre reinforced type of screed and are ideal for flooring projects that have tight schedules.

Liquid or Self-Levelling Screeds - A latex and cement formula which can produce the highest standard of finish to SR1 levels. Mainly used to finalise a damaged floor or poor substrate level so as to lay a brand new flooring surface, such as tiling on the top of it. Even with a depth of one millimetre, the latex polymers within the screed provide a high strength surface for a wide range of uses.

Industrial and Heavy Duty Screed - Developed for maximum durability and strength on floors where traffic is high or specific loading of the floor base is required.

Polymer Screeds - When a decreased thickness of floor is required on account of construction factors, a polymer screed provides a high strength resolution to the situation. Polymer screeds are available from a number of manufacturers and owing to their varying chemical compositions have distinct drying times for each individual product.

SCREEDING PREPARATION AND INSTALLATION

Screeding companies will have to carefully prepare all areas prior to any other work so as to guarantee a hard wearing and quality screed flooring. Any grease, oil, debris and paint on the existing floor surface can affect the bonding of the screed, and must be eliminated.

If cleaning products have been used it's vital to remove any remnants of detergent, soap etc, and allow the floor surface to dry naturally. At this point cracks should be repaired since these can travel up through the newly laid screed and be visible in the finished surface. During a site survey your Rugeley screeding specialist will ascertain what preparation work is needed before any actual screeding commences.

To shield the screeding layer and flooring materials from dampness rising up through the ground, a damp proof membrane (DPM) must be installed. The damp proof membrane is made of thick polythene sheeting and various layers might be used to act as a moisture barrier for the screed.

A further airtight barrier could be necessary if your home or business premises is in an area that's regarded as susceptible to radon gas. An airtight membrane may be suitable in locations with relatively low levels of radon, but in more severe situations there might have to be a more complex extraction and ventilation system to remove any harmful radon gas.

Once the base has been prepared and any DPMs installed, a sealant or primer is then put on. A primer helps with the screed to successfully bond to the base and membranes and different types exist based upon which screed type is being used. These materials require professional contractors to apply them in the appropriate ratios by using tailor-made equipment, such as airless sprays.

Under floor heating can now be installed and tested before the screed is applied. Insulation panels will be arranged and the heating pipes and wires will be securely fastened so there's no movement whilst the screed is applied. When skillfully installed an underfloor heating system is an efficient way to warm a room and top quality screeding retains its heat, generating an even level of warmth right across the floor surface.

The screeding can now be mixed and prepared in situ and spread onto the base. Your screeding contractor will have given you guidance and advice on which screed type is suitable for your requirements, in line with your intended use of the room. Don't forget that even quick drying and advanced screeds have a minimum of 24 hours before you can walk on any laid surfaces and at least 72 hours before any floor coverings can be laid. If you are hoping to end up with a properly finished and hard-wearing floor surface you should stick to the manufacturer's guidelines with regard to heavy duty and standard screeds where the waiting period will be longer.

The SR level of your screeding can be checked once it's hardened enough to be walked on. Using a 2 metre straight-edge the floor surface is checked for any dips, ridges and deviations in the screed surface.

• SR1 - Over the whole screed area, if there aren't any deviations of more than 3 millimetres from the straight-edge, you've got a top quality SR1 level surface.

• SR2 - If the screeded surface deviates from the straight edge by 5 millimetres or less it is considered SR2 quality and is the standard for commercial and industrial floors.

• SR3 - SR3 is basic utility standard where a quality finish is not needed. This classification can have a maximum permissible deviation depth of 10mm.

If your screeding has been laid with particular load bearing requirements in mind then a structural engineer is going to be needed to perform tests. The assessment will ensure your new screed is viable for the load point requirements set down in the original site survey. The screeding will be subjected to a "drop hammer test" to assess flexibility and strength in various areas. Any screeding that's got load bearing requirements must be sanctioned by a trained structural engineer observing the British Standards BS8204 guidelines. (Tags: Floor Screed Rugeley, Floor Screeding Services Rugeley, Floor Screeding Rugeley, Screeding Rugeley).

Floor screeding services are available in Rugeley and also in: Woseley Bridge, Etchinghill, Brereton, Breretonhill, Blithbury, Milford, Colton, Colwich, Little Haywood, Longdon, Rake End, Armitage, Great Haywood, Slitting Mill, Upper Longdon, and in these postcodes WS15 1BQ, WS15 1BW, WS15 1NT, WS15 1DZ, WS15 1EW, WS15 1HL, WS15 1FG, WS15 1AQ, WS15 1LF, WS15 1BB. Locally based Rugeley floor screeders will probably have the postcode WS15 and the phone code 01889.

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Staffordshire Screeding Enquiries

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Around Rugeley

Households in Averill Drive, Campbell Close, Tunnicliffe Drive, Burnthill Lane, Somerset Avenue, Eaton Croft, Bilberry Close, Cheviot Drive, Old Eaton Road, Waverley Gardens, Rose Way, Upper Cross Road, Hillary Crest, Leathermill Lane, Joseph Dix Drive, Cardigan Avenue, Bridle Walk, Chase Side Drive, Highland Way, Anson Street, Woodthorne Close, Curzon Place, Orchard Close, Beechmere Rise, Oakfield Close, have needed floor screeding recently. Screeding work was also completed in the following local Rugeley postcodes: WS15 1BQ, WS15 1BW, WS15 1NT, WS15 1DZ, WS15 1EW, WS15 1HL, WS15 1FG, WS15 1AQ, WS15 1LF, WS15 1BB.

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