Liquid Screed Contractors
EvenScreed delivers professional liquid screed, underfloor heating screed overlays and floor levelling services to homes and businesses across Munster.
What We Do
From new builds to renovations, we deliver a smooth, durable, perfectly level finish ready for your chosen floor covering.
Fast-flowing, self-levelling liquid (anhydrite/calcium sulphate) screed for new builds and renovations. Pumped directly into place for a perfectly flat, crack-resistant finish with faster drying times than traditional sand-cement screed.
Liquid screed is the ideal partner for underfloor heating — it fully encapsulates the pipework, maximises thermal conductivity, and gives faster, more even heat-up times than sand-cement alternatives.
Correcting uneven, damaged or sloping subfloors before tiling, timber, vinyl or carpet installation. A perfectly flat base is essential for a professional, long-lasting floor finish.
Why EvenScreed
We travel to homes and commercial sites across every county in Munster — no job too far.
Every job is carried out by experienced, fully insured screeding professionals.
We work to your build schedule and keep you informed from quote to completion.
No-obligation, transparent pricing with no hidden costs.
Service Area
EvenScreed provides liquid screed, underfloor heating overlays and floor levelling services throughout Munster, including:
Cork City, Mallow, Midleton, Bandon, Carrigaline, Fermoy
Limerick City, Newcastle West, Adare, Castletroy
Waterford City, Dungarvan, Tramore, Lismore
Clonmel, Thurles, Nenagh, Carrick-on-Suir
Tralee, Killarney, Listowel, Killorglin
Ennis, Shannon, Kilrush, Ennistymon
Our Work
A selection of recent liquid screed and floor levelling projects completed across Munster.
New project photos coming soon
Questions
Liquid screed (also called flowing or anhydrite screed) is a self-levelling floor screed pumped into place in liquid form. It flows around obstacles and pipework, sets to a perfectly flat surface, and typically dries faster than traditional sand-cement screed.
Drying times depend on screed depth, ventilation and site conditions, but liquid screed is generally walkable within 24-48 hours and ready for floor coverings sooner than traditional sand-cement screed. We'll confirm exact timelines for your project when we quote.
Yes — liquid screed is the preferred choice for underfloor heating. It fully surrounds the heating pipes with no air gaps, giving excellent heat transfer and more even, efficient heating throughout the floor.
Liquid screed is pumped and self-levels, giving a flatter finish, faster installation and better performance with underfloor heating. Traditional sand-cement screed is hand-laid and can take longer to dry. We can advise which is right for your project.
Yes — we carry out screeding projects across Cork, Limerick, Waterford, Tipperary, Kerry and Clare, for both domestic and commercial clients.
Get In Touch
Give Kevin a call or drop us an email and we'll get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote.