Renovation Screed · Devon
Renovation Screed for Rockbeare Builds
Renovation floors in Rockbeare rarely run true — old timber decks sag, original slabs slope, and threshold heights are tight. Liquid screed fixes all three in a single morning.
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Renovation floors in Rockbeare rarely run true — old timber decks sag, original slabs slope, and threshold heights are tight. Liquid screed fixes all three in a single morning.
Where you're stripping back to a sound original slab in Rockbeare, we'll prep, prime and bond a thin liquid screed straight onto it from 30mm — no need to dig out.
Most of our Rockbeare jobs sit within 30 minutes of base, so site visits stay simple and pour days run to time. Rockbeare sits Exeter (7 mi), and we work the surrounding villages on the same week's diary.
Typical Rockbeare use cases
- Airport-side new builds — a regular brief in Rockbeare
- Trade units — a regular brief in Rockbeare
- Rural cottages — a regular brief in Rockbeare
- Exeter Airport — a regular brief in Rockbeare
- Skypark logistics — a regular brief in Rockbeare
Built for Rockbeare contractors and developers
Rockbeare skews commercial — trade parks like Skypark, contractor-led fit-outs, and developer estates. We price as a sub-contractor on programme, with RAMS and CDM documentation issued ahead of mobilisation.
Renovation Screed in Rockbeare — how it works
Where you're stripping back to a sound original slab in Rockbeare, we'll prep, prime and bond a thin liquid screed straight onto it from 30mm — no need to dig out.
Old buildings move differently. We talk through movement joints at thresholds and against existing walls, so the new floor doesn't fight the old structure.
Cemfloor systems for Rockbeare
Cemfloor CT-C30-F6 (thin-section)
Where minimum depth matters more than maximum mass.
Cemfloor Therm
Retro-fit UFH in renovation builds.
Acoustic underlay
Critical for {town} flat conversions where impact noise is a concern.
Self-levelling overlay primer
For bonded thin-section pours over existing slabs.
Step-by-step for a Rockbeare job
- 1
Site visit — inspect substrate, threshold heights, structural movement
- 2
Strip and prep, or prime existing slab
- 3
Insulation, UFH coordination and edge isolation
- 4
Pour, level and protect
- 5
Floor coverings once dry and signed off
Recent work near Rockbeare
Within easy reach of Rockbeare
Trust points for a Rockbeare brief
FAQs from Rockbeare clients
Is liquid screed safe over a heritage property in Rockbeare?+
With proper edge isolation and movement joints, yes. We discuss any conservation-area or listed-building constraints up front.
Can you do a single room rather than the whole house?+
Yes — single-room renovation pours are a regular run for us across Rockbeare, with movement joints at the doorway to isolate from neighbouring rooms.
Will the screed stick to my old skirtings?+
We fit edge isolation strip against every wall before the pour — no bonding to skirtings, no risk to plaster.
Can you screed over my existing concrete floor in Rockbeare?+
Usually yes — if the slab is sound we bond a thin liquid screed straight on top from 30mm. We'll assess the Rockbeare substrate at the site visit and price accordingly.
Will it work with my new UFH retro-fit?+
Yes — Cemfloor Therm at 50mm above pipe gives you full UFH performance in a renovation build-up most original structures can accommodate.
How do you handle threshold heights in older Rockbeare properties?+
We design the build-up around your target finished-floor level — including covering thickness — so doors still swing and thresholds still meet. Often that means thinner insulation and a thinner screed.
Talk to a Rockbeare-area screeder
We'll walk the build with you over a phone call — no hard sell, just honest numbers.
Ready to get a price?
Tell us the rough size and location — we'll come back with a fixed quote today.
Or call our landline on 01392 237700
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