Maidenhead is about 3 miles from our Slough base, along the A4 or the M4. Being this close means we can respond quickly, visit to look at a floor at short notice, and fit around a builder's programme without long travel days.
Maidenhead's homes range from Victorian and Edwardian houses near the town centre and Boyne Hill, through inter-war and post-war suburbs in Furze Platt, Cox Green and Pinkneys Green, to large detached homes in Bray, Holyport and along the river. Extensions, renovations and new builds are constant, and underfloor heating is now in almost every one of them.
Screeding for Maidenhead homes
Residential floors make up much of the screeding demand in a town like Maidenhead. Common projects include:
- Large kitchen and family room extensions, usually with underfloor heating and big glazed openings.
- Whole house renovations of period properties with uneven, damp or failing floors.
- Riverside and larger detached homes, often with generous open plan ground floors.
- Garage and outbuilding conversions into home offices, gyms and annexes.
- New build houses on infill plots and small developments.
For big, open, heated ground floors, liquid screed is ideal. It covers large areas in a single visit, flows fully around the heating pipes, and leaves a flat surface for large format tiles and engineered wood. Our underfloor heating screed page explains the depths and heat-up process.
Building near the Thames
Much of Maidenhead sits close to the River Thames, and some areas lie on the floodplain. On low lying sites, what goes under the screed matters. A continuous, well sealed damp proof membrane, correctly installed insulation and the right finished floor level all help protect the floor. We can install the full build-up ourselves, including insulation and membranes, so every layer is correct and compatible with the screed. Where your architect or builder has specified flood resilient construction, we work to their details.
Large glazed extensions
Many Maidenhead extensions are built around wide sliding or bifold doors opening onto the garden. They look superb, but they put specific demands on the floor. The screed must finish at exactly the right level for the door threshold, so that the floor finish runs flush to the door frame. Large areas of glass also mean strong solar gain on sunny days, which is one more reason to protect a new screed from drying too fast in its first days. Finally, big open spaces usually need movement joints positioned carefully, often at the line of the doors or between heating zones, so the floor can move without cracking. We set these details out with your builder before we pour, so the finished floor looks as good at the threshold as it does in the middle of the room.
Why Maidenhead customers choose K & B Screeding
- Minutes away. Our base is a short drive away, so we can survey quickly and respond to changes on site.
- Same day call back. We call you back the same day and quote within 24 hours.
- Experienced team. Our installers have over ten years of experience and use high standard materials and equipment.
- Clear pricing. The price we agree is the price you pay, with no hidden fees.
- Tidy and respectful. We protect your home, work cleanly and leave the floor ready for the next trade.
What to expect
We start by confirming the areas, depth and build-up with you or your builder, then agree a date. On the day we check the base, fit edge strip and membranes, set levels and lay the screed, aiming to finish it in a single visit. We then explain when the floor can be walked on and when it will be ready for flooring. Our guide on how long screed takes to dry covers this in more detail.
Areas of Maidenhead we cover
We work throughout Maidenhead, including the town centre, Boyne Hill, Furze Platt, Pinkneys Green, Cox Green, Woodlands Park, Altwood, Bray, Holyport, Taplow, Cookham and White Waltham. Nearby we also cover Windsor, Reading and our home town of Slough.
Screeding prices in Maidenhead
Published 2026 UK figures put sand and cement screed at about £18 to £25 per m² and liquid screed at about £24 to £31 per m², supplied and laid (MyJobQuote, August 2026). MyJobQuote does not say whether these figures include VAT. Depth, access and preparation move the figure either way, so your price is fixed in writing within 24 hours of hearing about the floor. See our floor screeding cost guide or the screed calculator.
