Levelling pour through a kitchen and living area
Levelling compound poured through a kitchen and living area. At the doorway, the new pour meets the old slab.
Subfloor preparation
We fix unevenness, height differences and surface defects so the subfloor is ready for the new floor.
Includes
- Unevenness
- Differences in height
- Surface defects
Subfloor preparation gets the base ready for the floor going on top. We correct unevenness, differences in height and surface defects.
We work on concrete slabs and on timber, particleboard and plywood subfloors.
Small concrete cuts, for conduit, drainage pipes or a bathroom, are on the Specialist work page.
What we look for
Unevenness
A wavy floor with no single high or low point.
Differences in height
A step or change in level between rooms or at a doorway.
Breaks and cracks
Broken edges and cracks in the existing surface.
Where our work sits
- New floorLaid by your installer, or by us if it's floorboards.
- Correction layer Our workFills and corrects the low areas, where needed.
- Prepared surface Our workThe surface prepared for the new floor.
- Existing slabThe concrete that's there now.
From our jobs
Set out before a pour
The bare slab, then laser lines on the walls and depth pins across it, set before a levelling pour.
Questions
Do you work on timber subfloors?
Yes. Timber, particleboard and plywood subfloors as well as concrete slabs.
Often next
Services that often go with this one.
- Low spot correctionWe find the low points in the floor and fill them with the right floor-prep material.
- Floor grindingWe grind off high spots, lumps and rough patches so the floor is flatter.
- Removals & strip-outWe take up tile, carpet, vinyl, glued timber, solid timber and skirting. We can take the old material away too.
