At 2 Brothers Concrete & Pumping, we specialise in delivering high-quality liquid screed solutions for both commercial and domestic projects across the South of England.
Whether you’re renovating a home or managing a larger construction site, our pumped screed service is designed to reach even the most hard-to-access areas with ease.
We’re proud to work alongside local contractors and industry professionals, offering a reliable and efficient service that keeps projects moving smoothly. With years of experience and the right equipment, we solve floor levelling problems quickly and effectively.
If you want to know how our liquid screed service can benefit your project, get in touch today. We’re ready to provide expert advice and a competitive quote tailored to your needs.
Great for underfloor heating & compatible with all floor types
A cement-based liquid screed rather than a latex-based screed
Smooth, even finishes
Continue work in the area within 24-48 hours
Fast installation
30+ years' experience







Liquid screed is a reliable and flexible option for many flooring projects, especially in new builds and renovations. It flows easily, creating a smooth, level surface that’s ideal for laying most floor coverings.
One of its biggest advantages is its excellent thermal conductivity, making it perfect for underfloor heating systems. It efficiently transfers heat from the pipes to the floor and helps keep the warmth longer.
Thanks to our specialist pumping equipment, we can deliver liquid screed quickly and evenly, even in hard-to-reach spaces like barns, extensions, or smaller housing developments.
However, liquid screed isn’t always the best fit. It’s less suitable for outdoor areas or places prone to excessive moisture. In such cases, alternatives like traditional sand and cement screed or dry screed might be a better choice.
Liquid screed and dry screed are two common types of floor levelling materials, but they differ in composition, application, and performance.
Liquid screed is a flowing mixture made from cement, water, and additives. It’s pumped or poured onto floors, creating a smooth, even surface that self-levels as it settles. This makes it ideal for complex or large areas. It dries relatively quickly and works well with underfloor heating due to its excellent thermal conduction.
Dry screed, on the other hand, is a pre-mixed, dry material often containing sand, cement, and aggregates. It’s laid manually and compacted to form a solid base. Dry screed is suitable for smaller jobs or where quick drying isn’t critical.
Liquid Screed is Pump-Applied; Dry Screed is Laid Manually
Liquid Screed Self-Levels; Dry Screed Requires More Manual Effort
Liquid Screed Dries Faster
Liquid Screed Suits Underfloor Heating Better
Dry Screed Is Often Cheaper and Better for Minor Repairs
Choosing the right screed depends on your project’s size, timeline, and heating needs.
If you’re unsure whether liquid screed is right for your project, just give us a call. We’re happy to talk through your options and help you find the best solution.

Liquid screed is a self-levelling flooring material made of a mixture of sand, cement, and water. It’s applied in liquid form and dries to create a smooth and level surface.
Liquid screed is usually pumped onto the floor surface, allowing it to flow and self-level. It’s a faster and more efficient method compared to traditional screeding.
2 Brothers currently runs a fleet of trucks with 16, 20, 32 and 36-metre booms, allowing us to pump liquid screed to even the hardest-to-reach places.
Yes, liquid screed is particularly well-suited for use with underfloor heating systems. It efficiently covers the pipes and provides good heat conductivity.
Drying times can vary, but generally, liquid screed can be ready for light foot traffic within 24 to 48 hours.
It will take up to 21 days to completely dry, depending on the drying conditions.
Yes, liquid screed is versatile and can be used in various settings, including homes, offices, barns, and industrial spaces.
Once the liquid screed has dried completely, it provides a suitable surface for the installation of various floor coverings such as tiles, laminate, wooden flooring or carpet.
Liquid screed is primarily designed for indoor use. Outdoor conditions and exposure to weather elements may affect its performance, so it's recommended for interior flooring applications.
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