Exeter pricing
Liquid Screed Cost in Exeter
Exeter is our home patch — most pumps here run with no travel surcharge at all. Here's what actually drives the number on a local job.
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If you're based in or around Exeter, you're inside the zone where mobilisation cost — the biggest single factor in any screed quote — barely moves the needle. That's the good news. The number that ends up on your quote still depends on job size, depth, access and whether underfloor heating is in the build-up.
We can't publish a single fixed price because no two Exeter jobs are the same: a St Thomas extension with a tight side return prices differently to a Pinhoe new-build slab poured in open ground. What we can give you is an honest picture of the ranges we typically see and why they move.
This page is Exeter-specific pricing context. For the mechanics of how the per-m² rate is actually built up, see our full breakdown of what affects screed price.
Why Exeter jobs tend to price well
Because we're based here, an Exeter pour rarely carries a mobilisation surcharge — the pump, mixer and crew are on site within a short drive, so there's no long relay or overnight stopover to fold into the price.
Where Exeter jobs do vary is access: terraced streets in the city centre or St Leonard's can mean a longer hose run from road to pour area, which adds crew time even though travel cost stays low.
Typical Exeter job sizes and what changes the number
| Job type | What usually drives cost |
|---|---|
| Single-room extension (20–35m²) | Small-job mobilisation charge dominates; see our minimum charge page |
| Whole ground floor, new build (80–150m²) | Best per-m² value; depth and UFH spec matter most |
| Barn or garage conversion | Access and existing slab condition, not size, drive the price |
| Commercial unit fit-out | Programme speed and floor finish spec (SR1 flatness) matter more than area |
Get an Exeter screed quote
Send us your postcode, floor plan and target pour date — we'll come back with a written, itemised quote.
What an Exeter quote should always itemise
- Screed type (Cemfloor or anhydrite) and mix/product name
- Depth in mm and total m³ or m² being poured
- Insulation, membrane and edge-strip supply if we're providing it
- Pump hire, hose run length and any relay charge
- Any return visit for laitance sanding (anhydrite only)
For most Exeter residential jobs, expect a range rather than a single number until we've seen the site — but you should never get a quote that doesn't say what depth, what product and what m² it's based on.
— Exeter Liquid Screeders
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Send us your postcode, floor plan and target pour date — we'll come back with a written, itemised quote.