New Build Screeding · Devon

Cemfloor-Certified New Build Screeding Across Feniton

Feniton new build schemes live or die on programme. A liquid screed poured to a tight plot sequence gets trades back on site in 24-48 hours rather than the week or more traditional screed demands.

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Feniton new build schemes live or die on programme. A liquid screed poured to a tight plot sequence gets trades back on site in 24-48 hours rather than the week or more traditional screed demands.

We work from the site programme, not just the drawings, agreeing pump positions, plot order and waste routes with the site manager before mobilising, so a Feniton development moves through screed without a gap in the build sequence.

Most of our Feniton jobs sit within 30 minutes of base, so site visits stay simple and pour days run to time. Feniton sits Honiton (4 mi), and we work the surrounding villages on the same week's diary.

Built for Feniton homeowners and contractors alike

Feniton runs a healthy mix of residential renovation and small-to-medium commercial fit-out. We price both, and run both with the same fixed-price approach.

Feniton at a glance

County

Devon

District

East Devon

Postcode

EX14

Nearest city

Honiton (4 mi)

Nearest motorway

M5 (J28, ~10 mi)

Primary A-road

B3174

Local industries

commuter rail, agriculture

Common builds

station-side new estates, listed manor outbuildings

New Build Screeding in Feniton — how it works

Output on a typical Feniton plot run is several units per day depending on floor area and pump access, with our crew moving between plots as each pour cures under protection.

New build UFH, screed depth and floor build-up are agreed with your architect and M&E consultant once, then repeated consistently across every plot in the Feniton scheme, so plot 1 and plot 40 come out identical.

Step-by-step for a Feniton job

  1. 1

    Pre-start meeting with the developer or main contractor to agree plot sequence, pump access and programme dates

  2. 2

    Confirm build-up once with the architect and M&E consultant, then apply it consistently across every plot

  3. 3

    Mobilise crew and pump to move plot to plot, pumping and levelling each unit in turn

  4. 4

    Protect each plot for 24-48 hours while the crew moves on to the next

  5. 5

    Moisture testing and a written handover record issued per plot

  6. 6

    Snagging and any remedial work coordinated directly with the site manager before final trades move in

Feniton-area projects

Renovation screed for a barn conversion near Honiton
Renovation screed for a barn conversion near Honiton
Large open-plan pour for a new-build near Cullompton
Large open-plan pour for a new-build near Cullompton
Estuary-side residential retrofit in Topsham
Estuary-side residential retrofit in Topsham

Cemfloor systems for Feniton

Cemfloor CT-C30-F6

Standard cement-based liquid screed for repeat plot pours.

Cemfloor Therm

Where the development spec includes underfloor heating as standard.

Insulation to development U-value spec

PIR or EPS specified once and repeated across every plot.

Edge isolation strip

Fitted to a consistent standard detail across the whole site.

DPM to NHBC/warranty provider standard

Matched to the site's chosen warranty provider requirements.

Plot-by-plot moisture test kit

CM testing to hand over each unit with its own written record.

What people in Feniton usually ask

Can you scale up if the Feniton programme accelerates?+

Yes, we can bring on additional pump capacity and crew for phases that need to move faster, provided we have reasonable notice to schedule it.

How many plots can you screed per day on a Feniton development?+

It depends on floor area and pump access, but a typical crew moves through several plots a day on a standard housing scheme, with output agreed against your programme at the pre-start meeting.

Do you provide RAMS for a new build site in Feniton?+

Yes, full RAMS, COSHH documentation and insurance details are issued ahead of mobilisation, formatted for your CDM principal contractor.

How do you hand over moisture readings on a multi-plot job?+

Each plot gets its own CM-test record and written sign-off, so your flooring contractor or NHBC inspector has a clear document per unit, not one blanket certificate for the site.

Do you price the whole Feniton site or plot by plot?+

Both, most developers prefer a single development-wide package with a per-plot rate, so instructing extra plots later is straightforward and there's no re-quoting for every unit.

Can you keep the same build-up across every plot?+

Yes, we agree the specification once with your architect or M&E consultant and repeat it consistently, so plot 1 and the last plot on the Feniton site come out to the same depth and finish.

Why Feniton clients pick us

  1. 01Cemfloor-certified, fully insured, CDM-aware
  2. 02Coordinated with most South West UFH installers
  3. 03Pre-start meeting standard on every commercial job
  4. 04Local knowledge — we know the M5 (J28, ~10 mi) access window and B3174 traffic patterns

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