Somerset Screed Company — Bridgwater, Somerset
5.0· 1 reviews

Liquid screed specialists in Somerset

High-quality liquid floor screed, supplied and installed for domestic, new build and commercial projects across Somerset, Dorset and the surrounding areas.

Our story

Somerset Screed Company supplies and installs high-quality liquid screed for domestic, new build and commercial projects across Somerset and the surrounding areas.

Liquid screed is pumped in and flows to a smooth, level finish, which makes it a natural fit for underfloor heating, extensions and large open floors. Whether you are a homeowner, a builder or a developer, getting the screed right is an important part of achieving a quality finished floor.

Smooth floors, built right. Message us for a free quotation. Builders and trade enquiries are welcome.

What we do

Everything you need, under one roof

Opening hours

When you'll find us

  • Monday09:00 – 17:00
  • Tuesday09:00 – 17:00
  • Wednesday09:00 – 17:00
  • Thursday09:00 – 17:00
  • Friday09:00 – 17:00
  • SaturdayClosed
  • SundayClosed
Reviews

Loved by customers

5.0 · from 1 verified review

Really happy with the work. The finish was spot on and you can tell a lot of care and attention went into getting everything right. Turned up when he said he would, worked hard and left everything tidy afterwards. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a reliable and professional screeding service.
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Josh Phillips
Oct 2026
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Get a free screed quotation

Tell us about your project: the floor area in square metres, where it is, and whether there is underfloor heating. We will come back to you with a free quotation. Prefer to talk? Call 07444 745495.

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Where to find Somerset Screed Company

Bridgwater, Somerset
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Frequently asked questions

Floor screeding creates a smooth, level and durable surface over a floor base, providing the ideal foundation for your chosen final flooring. Liquid screed is pumped into place and flows across the floor to find its own level, rather than being spread and compacted by hand.