§ Based in the SL postcode

Supply & fit across every part of Slough.

Slough's housing stock runs the full gamut — 1940s ex-council semis in Langley, post-war concrete-base terraces in SL1 and SL2, trading-estate-edge new-build flats and Victorian semis in Burnham and Cippenham. Each property type hides its own subfloor conditions. We survey every room on the first visit and price accordingly, with no revisions on fitting day.

6+Slough neighbourhoods served

£0Call-out or visit charge

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§ Slough housing types we work in

Flooring fitted for how Slough is actually built.

Ex-council semi · Langley

Post-war concrete base, solid ground floor

The 1940s–60s Langley semis were built on solid concrete ground floors and often have no damp-proof membrane by today's standards. We test for moisture with a calcium carbide meter, apply DPM treatment where readings exceed 75% RH and lay LVT glued direct — the most stable and waterproof option for this construction. Upstairs suspended timber floors take carpet on a quality 10mm underlay.

Post-war concrete terrace · SL1–SL2

Screeded floors, narrow hallways, tight stair geometry

Much of central Slough's post-war terrace stock has thick screeded concrete throughout the ground floor and tight stair geometry with winder treads. We use thin-profile LVT (4.5mm) in hallways to avoid door-height issues, carry out ply boarding where screed surfaces are pitted or uneven, and fit a hard-wearing loop-pile carpet on stairs with correctly mitered half-landing returns.

New-build flat · trading estate edge

Concrete structural deck, developer-grade screed topping

The newer flatted developments around the Slough trading estate and along the A4 corridor typically have a concrete structural deck with developer-grade screed. Levelness varies significantly between rooms; we use a feather-finish levelling compound before any click-LVT or laminate installation to eliminate hollow spots and board flex that would void the product warranty.

Victorian semi · Burnham & Cippenham

Suspended timber ground floor, air void beneath

Victorian semis in Burnham and the older streets of Cippenham have suspended timber ground floors with a ventilated void of 150–300mm — they flex and creak if flooring is laid directly on loose boards. We check for structural movement, punch down or replace protruding nails, overlay with 6mm ply where needed, then fit engineered oak or LVT on a solid, quiet base.

The visit is free

We come to you with a full sample range, measure every room and price the job on the spot. No deposit, no obligation.

The price is fixed

Every quote includes materials, fitting, underlay, door bars and uplift of the old floor. The number we give you is the number you pay.

The job is guaranteed

If anything lifts, gaps or comes loose within 12 months, we return and fix it free of charge — no quibble, no call-out fee.

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Flooring Fitters.