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Commercial Pumped Screed & Self-Levelling Floors
Bagged cementitious screeds, mixed and pumped on site with our own continuous mixing equipment. Efficient floor levelling for warehouses, factories and commercial buildings across the North West and suitable UK-wide projects.
The right system for large floor areas
High-Performance Pumped Screeds for Large Floor Areas
Commercial Coatings NW uses its own continuous mixing and pumping equipment for compatible bagged cementitious self-levelling screeds and smoothing compounds.
Material is mixed and pumped on site, helping deliver a controlled, consistent application across substantial commercial floor areas. The product, substrate preparation, primer, thickness and programme are selected to suit each job and the manufacturer’s requirements.
Our service is different from ready-mix flowing screeds delivered by tanker or concrete wagon. We focus on pump-applied bagged levelling compounds for commercial flooring projects.
Own continuous mixing and pumping equipment
Bagged cementitious smoothing compounds
Large-area floor levelling
Mechanical surface preparation available
North West based, UK-wide projects considered
Commercial applications
Pumped levelling for demanding projects
We work with main contractors, commercial flooring teams, facilities managers and industrial clients. Suitability is assessed against the chosen product and the site specification.
Factories & industrial units
Preparation and levelling ahead of suitable industrial floor finishes.
Commercial fit-outs
Bagged smoothing and levelling compounds for refurbishment and new flooring packages.
Education & healthcare
Commercial levelling works subject to programme, product and site requirements.
How we work
From substrate to level floor
01
Assess
Review substrate condition, moisture, floor area, access and the specified final finish.
02
Prepare
Diamond grinding or shot blasting, repairs and primer where required by the system.
03
Mix & pump
Continuous on-site mixing and pumping of the selected bagged levelling compound.
04
Finish & handover
Check surface and curing requirements before any subsequent floor covering is installed.
Our integrated services include commercial floor preparation, shot blasting, diamond grinding and industrial resin flooring.
Genuine project photography
Our screeding & levelling work
Photographs from Commercial Coatings NW screeding and levelling projects.
Frequently asked questions
Commercial pumped screed FAQs
How is the screed mixed and pumped?
We use our own continuous mixing and pumping equipment for compatible bagged cementitious screeds. The selected product must be suitable for the equipment and intended floor build-up.
Is this the same as liquid screed delivered by wagon?
No. Our pumped screed service focuses on bagged cementitious levelling and smoothing compounds mixed and pumped on site, not wagon-delivered flowing screed.
What thickness can you install?
The allowable depth depends on the selected compound, substrate and manufacturer’s technical data. We assess the specification before recommending a system.
Can pumped screed be used under resin or vinyl?
Potentially, where the selected compound and preparation are approved for the intended covering. Moisture, curing, strength and compatibility must be checked before installation.
Where do you work?
We cover Liverpool, Ellesmere Port, Chester, Wirral, Cheshire, Manchester and the wider North West, and consider suitable large projects across the UK.
What do you need to price a project?
Send the postcode, approximate area in m², required depth, substrate details, proposed floor finish, timescales and any plans or photographs.
Speak to a screeding specialist
Planning a large-area levelling project?
Send us your floor area, location, existing substrate and any project drawings. We can discuss preparation, pumping and the most suitable next step.
Project planning guide
1,800 m² Fibre-Reinforced Pumped Screed in London
A 1,800 m² London shop floor project: grinding, priming and fibre-reinforced pumped screed installation, completed on 24 October 2026.
View project photos →Pumped screeding project evidence
See a large-area project and tell us the floor area, depth range, site access and intended floor finish.
Share your site location, approximate area (m²), intended use and programme. We can review the requirements and discuss a suitable approach.
Get a pumped screed quotation →Budget planning
How much does 10 mm pumped levelling screed cost?
£25–£40 per m²Indicative CCNW budget range for supplying and installing levelling compound at an average depth of 10 mm over a suitable substrate. This is a guide, subject to a project-specific quotation.
Preparation and specification may change the price. Final costs depend on site condition, floor area, required system and thickness, access and programme. Grinding, coating removal, repairs, contamination treatment, DPM and levelling may add to the cost. Small areas may attract a minimum job charge.
Your written quotation will confirm the preparation, materials, installation, applicable VAT and any minimum charge. Extra depth, repairs, DPM, difficult access and phased working may change the total.
Get an online quote →Indicative pricing at 10 mm average depth. Final price confirmed by written quotation following review of site conditions and specification.
Planning your project: four useful questions
What affects the cost of pumped bagged screed?
Floor area, existing condition, specification, access and programme affect pricing. See the budget guide on this page for the indicative range and exclusions. The written quotation confirms scope and applicable VAT.
What preparation does the floor need?
Assess levels, substrate, moisture, access and pumping arrangements. Grinding, priming and any required repairs or moisture control form part of the agreed scope.
How long before the area can be used again?
The selected product, temperature, thickness and intended use determine curing and return-to-service. Foot traffic, vehicle traffic and installation of the next covering may require different allowances; these are agreed for the project.
Is this service suitable for my premises?
Our service uses compatible bagged cementitious compounds mixed and pumped on site for commercial levelling applications.
See our 1,800 m² London pumped screed project for a real example. Your floor still needs its own assessment.