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Costs for subfloor levelling are driven mainly by the type and condition of the substrate and how much remediation is required. Simple smoothing of a sound concrete or timber subfloor is typically less involved than deep fills, re-screeding or extensive timber stabilisation. Licensed hazardous-material remediation, major carpentry or large concrete removal may be excluded from a standard quote and can increase the overall scope.

• Substrate type

  Concrete substrates usually use standard levelling compounds while timber floors often need mechanical fixing, shimming and flexible compounds, which increases labour and materials.

• Repair depth and extent

  Deep fills or full re-screeding require heavier materials and more labour than standard surface levelling compounds.

• Structural stabilisation and carpentry

  Where joists, battens or plywood need replacement or stabilising, extra carpentry work raises the job's complexity and duration.

• Hazardous materials and damp issues

  Asbestos, major moisture problems or specialist damp-proofing are generally excluded from standard levelling and typically require licensed remediation or specialist trades.

• Waste removal and site access

  Large volumes of concrete removal, difficult access or restricted work areas can add time and may be quoted separately.

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