Areas · checked 29 October 2026
Floor screeding in Wexford
One-off houses, coastal towns and radon: Wexford floors and the screeds that suit them.
- Free quote request
- One contractor rings you
- All of Wexford
Figures checked against each source on 29 October 2026. How we check
Wexford finished the second-most one-off houses in Leinster in the first nine months of 2026, after Meath, and six in ten of its homes are detached. It also had one of the higher radon shares in the EPA's results.
We pass requests from across County Wexford to one screeding contractor who covers your county. They ring you, ask about the floor and price it. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Screed planner
Plan a floor in Wexford
Put in your floor and the day it's laid. You get the volume, the weight, when it should be dry enough for floor finishes, and when the heating can go on, from the makers' own figures.
Drying times are for good conditions, closed up and ventilated. The floor is tested before finishes go down, not guessed. None of the Irish screeding contractors' sites we checked publish a price per m², so the price comes from your floor.
Wexford in numbers
Sources: CSO table NDQ06, new dwelling completions (updated 29 October 2026); CSO Census 2022, table F2067; EPA, Radon results by county (data to 31 December 2019). Checked 29 October 2026.
What's being built
Wexford finished 875 new homes in the first nine months of 2026: 582 scheme houses, 208 one-off houses and 85 apartments.
Source: CSO table NDQ06, new dwelling completions (updated 29 October 2026). Checked 29 October 2026.
Older homes
Census 2022 counted 36,191 detached houses in Wexford, 61% of households, and 5,725 homes built before 1919. In an older solid-wall house, a lime floor may be worth considering: see limecrete floors.
Source: CSO Census 2022, table F2067. Checked 29 October 2026.
Radon under the floor
The EPA measured 2,803 Wexford homes: 404 between 200 and 799 Bq/m³ and 42 above 800, a county maximum of about 4,100 Bq/m³. In High Radon Areas a radon membrane goes under the floor.
Sources: EPA, Radon results by county (data to 31 December 2019); EPA, Radon advice for builders. Checked 29 October 2026.
Largest towns
Population at Census 2022:
- Wexford21,524
- Enniscorthy12,310
- Gorey11,517
- New Ross (incl. part in Co Kilkenny)8,610
- Courtown4,365
- Rosslare Harbour2,247
- Castlebridge1,850
Source: CSO Census 2022, table F1015. Checked 29 October 2026. Towns that straddle a county boundary are shown whole.
Screeds people in Wexford ask about
Before the contractor rings
- The floor area, room by room, or the drawings
- Ground floor, upper floor or both, and the floor zone on the drawings
- Underfloor heating: pipes down and pressure tested, or not yet
- Insulation, polythene and edge strip: in, or to be supplied
- The floor finish and when it's booked
- The town or Eircode, so the contractor can plan access
Questions people ask
Do you cover all of Wexford?
Yes: Wexford town, Enniscorthy, Gorey, New Ross, Courtown, Rosslare and the rural sites across the county.
How much does floor screeding cost in Wexford?
None of the Irish screeding contractors' websites we checked on 29 October 2026 publishes a price per m². The price comes from your floor: the area, the depth, the type of screed, access for the pump and what's under it. See the cost guide for Irish merchant prices and what a quote should list.
Which screed suits a new house in Wexford?
Over underfloor heating, a liquid screed needs 25 mm over the pipes (Roadstone, Gyvlon, Cemfloor); a floating sand and cement screed in a house is normally 65 mm (MPA). The contractor advises once they know the floor zone and your dates.
Who will ring me?
We pass your request to one screeding contractor who covers your county. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you, ask about the floor and your dates, and price it from the drawings or a look at the site. Nothing is booked until you say yes. Naming a manufacturer or merchant on this site doesn't mean they're involved in your job.
Get your floor priced
Four taps about the job and one screeding contractor who covers your county rings you. Or call 087 162 1846, lines open 8am to 8pm.