Understanding the Cost-Benefit Analysis of Liquid Screeding
Initial Costs vs. Long-Term Savings
Material Costs: Liquid screed may have a slightly higher initial cost, but its durability and efficiency reduce maintenance and replacement expenses.
Labor Costs: Traditional screeding requires extensive labor, whereas liquid screed is self-leveling, reducing installation time and labor expenses.
Project Timelines: Faster drying times mean builders can proceed with the next construction phase sooner, reducing overall project costs.
Performance and Durability
Higher Strength and Longevity: Liquid screed provides a more robust and even surface, reducing the risk of cracking and the need for repairs.
Optimized for Underfloor Heating: The enhanced thermal conductivity reduces heating costs over the building’s lifespan.
