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Screeding in Buckingham

Floor screeding in Buckingham covers two very different kinds of building. In the Georgian centre, rebuilt after the fire of 1725, listed and period buildings need careful floor repairs that suit how they were built. On the town's edges, new housing phases need plot screeding for housebuilders. K & B Screeding lays and levels floors across both, about 35.6 miles from our Slough base, with postcodes here including MK18.

Matching screed to Buckingham's homes, centre to edge

Census 2021 counted 5,919 households in the Buckingham built-up area. Their homes are younger than the market town image suggests: 39% were built between 1973 and 1999, and a large share since.

Start in the middle. Much of the centre was rebuilt in Georgian style after 1725, and survivors such as the Grade I listed Castle House on West Street and the late 18th-century Town Hall stand among it. In listed and period buildings, a blanket new screed is rarely the right answer. A careful repair, or a traditional sand and cement screed laid by hand where a floor genuinely has to be replaced, respects the original construction better.

Further out from the centre are the suburbs, such as Mount Pleasant, Page Hill, Bourton and Linden Village. Wherever a house gains a large extension or an open-plan kitchen, the wide floor suits pumped liquid screed, and a heated one needs the right cover over the pipes, covered on our underfloor heating screed page for Buckingham.

At the edges, new building continues. Lace Hill brought 696 homes with a primary school and community centre, and Vistry has land off Osier Way with outline plans for up to 420 more. Where a housebuilder's specification names a grade, the job is a calcium sulphate flow screed to a set grade.

Homes in Buckingham at a glance

Of the 5,919 households in Buckingham, 37% live in detached houses and 28% in semi-detached houses. The largest group of homes here was built between 1973 and 1999 (39%), and a further 19% between 2000 and 2014.

Homes in BuckinghamShare
Detached houses37%
Semi-detached houses28%
Terraced houses22%
Flats12%
Built before 19198%
Built 1919 to 19444%
Built 1945 to 197214%
Built 1973 to 199939%
Built since 200036%

House types from Census 2021 (table TS044); building age from the Valuation Office Agency council tax stock of properties, 31 March 2026 (table CTSOP 4.1). Figures cover the Buckingham built-up area (E63003956).

Screeding services in Buckingham

  • Liquid ScreedNew housing phases on Buckingham's edges and wide detached ground floors suit pumped liquid screed, walkable in 24 to 48 hours.
  • Sand and Cement ScreedPeriod buildings in Buckingham's Georgian centre and small rooms in older houses often suit hand-laid sand and cement screed.
  • Underfloor Heating ScreedBuckingham extensions and newer homes with wet underfloor heating need full pipe encapsulation and a careful first warm-up.
  • Anhydrite & Flow ScreedBuckingham plots and apartments specified in anhydrite screed need the right CA grade, laitance removal and moisture tests.
  • Floor LevellingFloor levelling for Tingewick Road Industrial Estate units and Buckingham offices changing layout, flat and primed for new finishes.
  • Latex ScreedOverboarded timber, firm old tiles and worn concrete in Buckingham homes get a thin latex screed before vinyl, LVT or carpet.
  • Concrete Floor GrindingConcrete floor grinding for Tingewick Road warehouse units and Buckingham technology parks, ground clean under dust extraction.

We also offer fibre reinforced screed, quick drying screed, high strength screed, bonded screed, floor preparation, screed repairs, concrete floor repair, screed pumping, insulation & membranes, commercial screeding and residential screeding in Buckingham.

Access and programme on Buckingham jobs

In the town centre, parking outside a property can be limited and loading has to fit around other traffic. A hand-laid screed needs only materials delivered to the door, while a pump needs space for the mixer for a few hours. Tell us about access when you ask for a price, and whether neighbours share the drive or the path to the back door.

On housing sites, the site manager usually sets the sequence. Screed goes in once the plot is weathertight and any heating pipes have been tested, and flooring follows once the screed has dried. On a private extension the same order applies, and the drying time should be written into the builder's programme rather than left to the end, where it tends to get squeezed.

Business premises are part of the town too. Tingewick Road Industrial Estate, reached from the A421, includes warehouse units of over 53,000 sq ft, and other estates and technology parks house pharmaceutical, electronics, food and composite materials firms. Those premises need hard-wearing, level floors and repairs when layouts change, which is where floor levelling for refits fits in.

Screeding prices for Buckingham floors

Sand and cement £18 to £25 per m², liquid £24 to £31 per m², supplied and laid (MyJobQuote, August 2026). MyJobQuote does not say whether these figures include VAT. See our floor screeding cost guide.

Who lays your floor screed in Buckingham

Sand and cement delivered to a house for a floor screeding job
Sand and cement delivered to a house for a floor screeding job.

K & B Screeding’s own team, led by director Donatas Bardisevicius. Founded 2019, company 12298780.

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Reaching Buckingham

As the crow flies, our yard in Slough is about 35.6 miles from Buckingham, which lies to the north-north-west. Postcodes here include MK18, and Brackley (7.1 miles), Towcester (9 miles), Bicester (10.1 miles) and Milton Keynes (10.3 miles) are close by. Neighbourhoods we cover in Buckingham include Linden Village, Mount Pleasant, Page Hill, Stratford Fields and The Badgers.

See our screeding services for every screed type we lay.

FAQs

Screeding in Buckingham: your questions

Do you screed floors in listed buildings in Buckingham's centre?

We can, but the first question is whether the floor should be replaced at all. In a listed or period building, repairing the existing floor in a way that suits its original construction is often better than laying a new screed across it. Check any consents with the building's owner or advisers before work is planned.

What does K & B Screeding do in Buckingham?

Our work here runs from pumped liquid and calcium sulphate flow screeds to hand-laid sand and cement, plus covering wet underfloor heating pipes and levelling old floors before new coverings go down. That covers homes, housing plots and business premises across the town and its suburbs. Every Buckingham enquiry is answered with a written price inside 24 hours, and the figure is agreed and fixed before we begin.

How long does floor screed take to dry before carpet or tiles?

As a guide, one day for each millimetre until you reach 40mm, after which drying slows. A 35mm liquid screed can be ready far sooner than a 65mm sand and cement floor. The flooring maker sets the moisture limit, so the floor should be tested before any carpet, tiles, LVT or wood are fitted.

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