
Renovations & Retrofits · Devon
Renovation Floor Screed in Heavitree
Screed for renovations, retrofits and existing-property re-floors.
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For a Heavitree renovation near B3183, we do the site visit before quoting — retrofit pours punish anyone who prices from drawings alone.
Renovation pours in Heavitree are always three problems in one — a substrate you didn't build, a build-up that has to fit under existing thresholds, and access that was designed for people not pumps. We plan around all three before we quote.
Retrofitting UFH into a Heavitree period property? Liquid screed is the answer to a thin, responsive build-up over existing joist repairs or a lifted slab.
EX1 logistics and access for renovation screed pours
County
Devon
District
Exeter
Postcode
EX1
Nearest city
Exeter (1 mi)
Nearest motorway
M5 (J30, ~3 mi)
Primary A-road
B3183
Sector focus
Renovation Floor Screed
Common local briefs
Victorian terraces, hospital-adjacent flats
Heavitree briefs we see most in this sector
- Georgian and Victorian townhouse re-floors across Heavitree
- 1930s semis with UFH retrofits in Heavitree
- Barn and cottage conversions around EX1
- First-floor overlays where the existing slab stays down
- Ground-floor damp remediation projects in Heavitree
Renovation Floor Screed in Heavitree — how it works
Retrofit pours in Heavitree usually go bonded — 30–40mm of Cemfloor on a sound, primed existing slab, ideal where door thresholds and stair heights are fixed. We prime, edge-isolate, pour, spike-roll, cover.
For fresh DPM builds on a Heavitree renovation we pour 50–65mm unbonded. The heavier build-up gives UFH-friendly thermal storage and a proper barrier against ground moisture in older properties.
Cemfloor systems for this sector in Heavitree
Cemfloor bonded system
From 30mm on primed existing slabs — ideal for {town} retrofits with fixed thresholds.
Cemfloor unbonded on DPM
50–65mm build-up for damp-remediation and thermal storage.
Priming coats
Applied on retrofit substrates for bond strength and dust suppression.
Perimeter isolation strip
Handles expansion around existing walls, hearths and cupboards.
Floors we've poured for this sector across Devon



renovation screed in areas near Heavitree
Proof from the Devon renovation screed workload
renovation screed FAQs from Heavitree clients
Can you screed over an existing slab in Heavitree?+
Yes — usually bonded from 30mm on a sound primed substrate. Site visit first to check the Heavitree slab is fit to bond.
Do you supply insulation and DPM?+
Yes if the renovation needs a full build-up. On Heavitree retrofits with fixed thresholds we usually pour direct on a primed substrate.
How long before I can tile?+
For a 40mm bonded Heavitree pour, usually 3–4 weeks to moisture-test target with reasonable ventilation.
Do you handle damp remediation floors?+
Yes — 50–65mm unbonded on a fresh DPM is a standard Heavitree renovation build-up for ground-floor moisture issues.
Is your price fixed?+
Yes — written fixed price once we've done the Heavitree site visit and specified the build-up.
Will the new floor sit under my existing thresholds?+
We laser-check every threshold at the site visit and plan pour depth around them for Heavitree renovations.
A Heavitree renovation pour is planned on site, not from drawings. We'll turn up, look at what's there, and quote against what actually needs doing.
Renovation screed site visit — Heavitree
Book a free Heavitree site visit — we'll spec the build-up and quote a fixed price against it.
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Tell us the rough size and location — we'll come back with a fixed quote today.
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