Gipp Estrich

Floor screed for residential and commercial buildings — poured flat, measured dry, handed over ready for the floor layer.

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  • Underfloor heating screed
  • Moisture testing
  • Renovation work

What we lay

Cement and anhydrite screed

Bonded, floating or on a separating layer. We pour the build-up the floor actually needs and tell you the drying time it brings with it.

Underfloor heating screed

Screed over the heating layout with the correct cover depth above the pipes, followed by a functional heat-up and a written heating log.

Insulation and impact-sound layers

Insulation boards butted tight and perimeter strips set at every wall and column before anything wet goes down — no sound bridges at the edges.

Levelling and smoothing

Flatness worked to the straight edge and checked by laser, with smoothing compound where the finish demands it — vinyl, resin or large-format tile.

Moisture testing and drying

CM measurement taken before handover, plus forced drying and dehumidifiers when the site programme leaves no room to wait.

Repair and renovation screed

Cracked or hollow-sounding areas cut out and re-poured, old subfloors levelled, fast-setting screed where a room has to go back into use.

What you can ask for by name

Every job is priced on the plan and the build-up — these are the packages people call about.

Most requested

New-build screed package

Full floor build-up on a shell, poured to the site programme.

  • Separating layer and perimeter strips
  • Cement or anhydrite screed to the specified thickness
  • Flatness checked by laser and straight edge
  • Pour dates agreed with the site manager
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Underfloor heating screed

Screed poured over a heating layout and brought to covering-ready condition.

  • Cover depth set to the heating layout
  • Flow screed or cement screed
  • Functional heat-up with written log
  • Moisture reading before coverings go down
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Renovation and repair screed

For old floors that are cracked, hollow or out of level.

  • Old screed cut out and removed
  • Levelling over uneven subfloors
  • Fast-setting screed for occupied rooms
  • Dust-controlled cutting and tidy access routes
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Smoothing and preparation

The last layer before vinyl, resin or large-format tile.

  • Primer and smoothing compound
  • Movement and edge joints cut and sealed
  • Surface checked for the covering specified
  • Area swept and handed over clean
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Send the floor plan and the build-up detail and you get a written quote on it, area by area.

How a job runs

  1. You send the plan

    Floor plan or build-up detail, the covering that goes on top, and roughly when the area will be ready for us. A short message is enough to start.

  2. Site visit and measure

    We check the subfloor, finished floor heights, pipe runs and how the material gets in. Whatever has to come out is written down, not discovered later.

  3. Written quote

    Area, screed type, thickness, build-up and the pour dates we can hold. Nothing starts before you have it in writing.

  4. Pour and drying

    Mixing plant or pump set up, each area poured in one run where the layout allows, then drying watched and measured rather than guessed.

  5. Handover

    Flatness and residual moisture checked, joints cut, area swept and released to the floor layer with the readings on paper.

Same day
Every enquiry answered within the working day
48–72 h
Typical time before a cement screed is walkable
In writing
Moisture reading handed over before coverings go down

What clients say

★★★★★
Turned up on the day we agreed, poured three floors in two visits and left the perimeter strips trimmed properly. The tiler had nothing to complain about.
Markus
★★★★★
I specify a lot of heated screed and the heat-up log always comes back filled in. That alone saves me a week of chasing.
Anja
★★★★☆
Old kitchen floor was hollow in half the room. They cut it out, re-poured it and told me straight how long I had to wait before laying vinyl.
Tobias

Send the plan, get a quote

Tell us the area and the build-up you need and we come back with a site visit date and a written price.

  • Your message is read by the people who do the pouring, not a call centre.
  • You get an answer the same working day.
  • First step is a site visit and a written quote, with no obligation.

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