Back to level

Floor screeding in Brighton & across Adelaide

Screeding uneven, damaged or sunken concrete back to a flat, even surface, or to a fall, ready for coating.

  • Free quotes
  • Brighton based
  • Mon–Fri 7am–5pm

Get a free quote

Tell us about the floor. We'll come back to you with a price.

Rather talk? Call 0421 443 213

The service

When grinding alone won't fix it

A coating follows whatever's underneath it. If a slab is uneven, patchy, dished or badly damaged, a coating on its own won't hide it: dips hold water and high spots show through the finish.

Screeding lays a new levelling layer over the existing concrete to bring it back to flat, or to build in a fall so water drains away. It fixes uneven floors, fills low spots, covers damaged surfaces and evens out changes in level between areas.

The screed is then prepared and coated like any other slab, so it ends up as one continuous, finished floor.

How it works

How the job runs

Every slab is different, so the detail changes from job to job. This is the usual order of work.

  1. 01

    Measure the levels

    The floor is checked to see how far out it is, and where.

  2. 02

    Prep the slab

    The existing concrete is ground and prepared so the screed bonds to it.

  3. 03

    Lay the screed

    The screed goes down and is worked to level, or to the fall the drains need.

  4. 04

    Cure

    It's left to cure before anything goes over it.

  5. 05

    Prep & coat

    The screed is prepared and coated as part of the finished floor.

Common questions

Good questions,
straight answers

Anything not covered here, call 0421 443 213 and ask.

Screeding or grinding: which do I need?

Grinding takes material off, bringing down high spots and cleaning up the surface. Screeding adds material, filling low spots and bringing the floor up to level. Plenty of floors need a bit of both, and we'll work out which when we look at yours.

How thick is a screed?

It depends on how far out the floor is and the screed material used. We'll measure the levels before quoting, so the thickness is based on your floor rather than a guess.

Can screeding fix water pooling?

Yes. A screed can be laid to a fall so water runs to the drain instead of sitting on the floor. That's our floor drainage and falls work.

Floor all over the place?

Get it back to level

Send a photo of the floor and tell us where it dips or pools, and we'll come back to you about the fix.

Call 0421 443 213