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Sand Screed · Slough

Sand Screed in Slough

Slough is home. Our base is on Lynch Hill Lane in the north of the town, and we lay traditional sand and cement screeds for homes and businesses right across Slough and its surrounding villages.

When you need sand screed in Slough, you are calling a local business. K & B Screeding Ltd is based at 284 Lynch Hill Lane, Slough, SL2 2PU, so most of the town is within a few miles of our own front door. That means quick site visits, flexible start dates, and a team that is never far away if you need us.

Traditional sand and cement screed is one of our core specialisms. It is versatile, strong once cured, and the right choice for a huge range of Slough projects, from a small garage conversion in Cippenham to a commercial unit on the trading estate.

Sand and cement screeding for Slough homes

Slough's housing is dominated by inter-war and post-war semi-detached homes, terraces and bungalows, alongside newer estates and town centre flats. Common screeding projects in housing like this include:

  • Rear and side extensions on semis and terraces in areas such as Cippenham, Langley and Upton.
  • Garage conversions, where the floor must be raised, insulated and screeded to match the house.
  • Bungalow renovations and loft conversions, where old floors are replaced as part of the work.
  • Bathroom and wet room refits, where cement based screed is the right material.
  • Whole ground floor renovations in older homes with uneven or failing floors.

A traditional sand and cement screed is ideal for these jobs. It copes well with small rooms and awkward shapes, it is at home in wet areas, and it can be adjusted to suit each floor. For floating floors over insulation, fibres can be added, as in our fibre reinforced screed, to control shrinkage cracking. If the programme is tight, a quick drying screed lets the flooring go down much sooner.

Commercial sand screed in Slough

Slough is one of the busiest business locations in the Thames Valley, and the Slough Trading Estate and the town's other industrial and office areas are full of premises that need hard wearing floors. We lay high strength screeds for warehouses, workshops, showrooms and offices, designed and compacted to cope with heavy traffic, and we carry out screed repairs to damaged floors in existing units.

How we lay sand screed

  1. Survey. We check the base, the depth available and what floor finish is going down.
  2. Preparation. Membranes and edge strip are fitted, and levels are set across the floor.
  3. Laying. The screed is mixed to the right consistency, placed, thoroughly compacted and ruled off to level.
  4. Finishing. The surface is closed with a trowel or power float for a dense, even finish.
  5. Aftercare. We explain curing, ventilation and when the floor will be ready for flooring.

For guidance on depths, see our screed thickness guide, and for drying times, read how long screed takes to dry.

Sand screed or liquid screed?

Both are popular in Slough. Sand and cement suits smaller areas, wet rooms, conversions and floors that must be used early. Liquid screed in Slough is usually better for large, open extensions and new builds with underfloor heating. We will recommend whichever suits your project, and our comparison guide on liquid screed vs sand and cement explains the differences.

Garage conversions in Slough

Garage conversions are a common project in Slough's inter-war and post-war semis. The existing garage slab is usually lower than the house and has no insulation, so we lay a damp proof membrane, insulation and a floating sand and cement screed, typically at least 65mm thick, to bring the floor up level with the rest of the home. Our garage floor screed guide explains the build-up in detail.

Why choose a local Slough screeding company

  • We are genuinely local. Our base is in north Slough, so we can visit quickly and start at short notice.
  • Same day response. We call you back the same day and your quotation is ready within 24 hours.
  • Over ten years of experience. Our team has laid screeds on everything from single rooms to large industrial projects.
  • No hidden fees. The price we agree at the start is the price you pay.
  • We stand behind our work. If you are not satisfied with a finished job, we will put it right at no extra cost.

Areas of Slough we cover

We lay sand screed throughout Slough, including Britwell, Lynch Hill, Cippenham, Chalvey, Langley, Upton, Wexham, Manor Park, Salt Hill and the town centre, and the neighbouring villages of Burnham, Farnham Royal, Farnham Common, Stoke Poges, Colnbrook and Iver. Just across the M4 we also cover Windsor, and to the west Maidenhead.

Screeding prices in Slough

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.

Services we offer here

Screeding services in Slough

Power floating a floor screed to a smooth finish

Sand & Cement Screed

The proven, versatile choice. Traditional sand and cement screed is mixed on site, compacted by hand and finished to a level, durable base for any floor covering.

Power floated sand and cement screed with the machine in shot

Fibre Reinforced Screed

Polypropylene fibres are added and evenly dispersed in the screed mix. This helps to minimise shrinkage and cracking, especially over insulation and underfloor heating.

Large finished floor screed in an open room

Quick Drying Screed

These screeds contain additives which enable the screed to dry more quickly, so floor coverings can be laid sooner and follow-on trades are not held up.

Corridor mid screed with timber formwork and edge detailing

Screed Repairs

Cracked, hollow, crumbling or uneven screed repaired properly, from local patch repairs to breaking out and relaying whole floors.

Finished screed floor in a new build room

Floor Levelling

Self levelling compounds and subfloor levelling that turn an uneven screed or slab into a smooth, flat base for LVT, vinyl, tiles and engineered wood.

Long commercial floor screed in a large open hall

High Strength Screed

These screeds achieve high strengths and are used in buildings that will receive high levels of foot traffic, trolleys and point loads.

Reviews

What our customers say

Testimonials from customers across London and the Home Counties.

“I used K & B for a screeding job at the beginning of the year (Jan 2023), extremely competitive quotation and first class delivery, on time and on budget.”
Sam WelfordJanuary 2023
“Used the service for new renovations in North London Area. Excellent service, efficient and stayed within our budget. Highly recommended. Thank you.”
Aldijana JakupovicNorth London

FAQs

Sand Screed in Slough FAQs

Where are you based?

Our base is at 284 Lynch Hill Lane, Slough, SL2 2PU, in the north of the town. Most of Slough is only a few minutes away.

What is sand screed used for?

Sand and cement screed creates a level, smooth base for floor finishes such as tiles, vinyl, LVT, wood and carpet. It is laid over concrete slabs or insulation, and over underfloor heating.

How long does sand screed take to dry?

A common rule of thumb is about one day per millimetre for the first 40mm in good conditions, and longer beyond that. Quick drying screeds are much faster if your programme is tight.

Can you do small jobs in Slough?

Yes. As a local company we are happy to take on single rooms, garage conversions and small repairs, as well as larger projects.

Do you screed commercial units on the trading estate?

Yes. We lay high strength screeds and carry out repairs in commercial and industrial units across Slough.

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