Screeding, as it should be....

In the Northwest, over the last 50 years, the name Billy Lea has become synonymous with screeding. Billy Lea has an impressive and extensive track record spanning over fifty years. We at William Lea Ltd pride ourselves in the quality of our workmanship and this is why we are invited to be the screeding contractors on some of the most prestigious projects in the Northwest and also further afield.

William Lea Ltd is a screeding contractor based Liverpool with the main administration office being in Chester.  The company has worked all over the UK, including London, West Wales, the Highlands of Scotland, Kent, Cornwall, Essex, Norfolk, Somerset, Devon, Ireland  and the Isle of Man.  We cover the whole UK.  We have undertaken many prestigious projects in London, including Selfridges and Harvey Nichols and also some of the most difficult and challenging jobs in busy city centres.

William Lea Ltd have undertaken many of the most prestigious screeding projects in recent years around Liverpool and Manchester with much of our work being repeat business from satisfied customers.

We own our own fleet of screed pumps to mix and pump our own sand and cement screed to ensure the finished product is up to our own exacting quality standards.

Whatever your requirement, fibre-reinforced sand and cement, fast drying screeds, structural screeds, liquid screeds, resin coatings and resin screed, resin bound stone, quartz screeds or industrial toppings with self-levelling screeds, we can offer a solution to meet your needs and budget.

William Lea Ltd is the premier installer for Retanol Xtreme Screed in the UK.  We are licenced to supply and install all PCT Chemie products.

We are also licensed to supply and install Isocrete K-Screed.

We are often referred to as Screedmaster or Screedmasters, but screedmaster.com is just our website. Please do not confuse us with other, inferior, contractors.  Employ the best screeding contractor in the UK, William Lea Ltd.

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