Building your own home will give you an enormous amount of self satisfaction JCW’s floor screeding systems aren’t just in high demand amongst the commercial sector; the Building Societies Association estimates that around one in 10 new UK homes are self-built. As a consequence, we are regularly approached by self-builders on the lookout for floor screed that will provide the perfect floor surface for their new property. The self-build market

Finding the perfect home for you and your family can feel a fruitless task. Not only does the property need to cater for everyone’s needs but it also needs to be located in a suitable area. You can look and look and look without success. If you ever get to a stage where you almost feel like giving up, don’t! Why not be the master of your own destiny and

Our Current Projects: JCW Floor Screeding continues to be in extremely high demand up and down the country. Next week alone sees our installation teams working on several diverse large-scale commercial projects: Nandos @ Silverlink, Newcastle Contractor: Sandersons Works Description: 85mm Quick Drying Floor Screed inclusive of SBR Polmer Grout. 204m2 H&M, The Grange Shopping Centre, Birkenhead Contractor: Abbott Building Contractors Works Description; 40mm Quick Drying Floorscreed inclusive of SBR

A couple of weeks back, we wrote a blog highlighting how aspiring self-builders should go about planning and organising the construction of a brand new property which you can view here:https://www.floorscreeding.co.uk/news/how-to-self-build-and-get-that-dream-home/2013/07. The self-build market is flourishing at the moment. As an additional resource, we would like to point you in the direction of the following piece from last week’s This is Money which offers a more comprehensive guide to the

Floor screeding can be adopted in any type of property. Whether you own a large commercial space, small office or just want to re do your homes floor. An uneven floor is something that a lot of people choose to live with but could certainly do without. If you find yourself putting bits of paper underneath your coffee table or dining on a rocky table it may be time to