Cost guide
Floor flatness survey cost
What a floor flatness survey costs for a domestic screed, a commercial unit or a warehouse slab, and what decides the price.
Guide price: a floor flatness survey costs from £325 for a screed in a home or small unit, from £595 for a floor up to about 2,500 m² and from £1,195 up to about 10,000 m². You get a full-floor heat-map, pass or fail against the class in your specification, remedial areas marked on plan and the point cloud. Before VAT, travel included within 50 miles of Corby.
| Floor | Guide price | Typical job |
|---|---|---|
| Home or small unit | from £325 | Ground floor screed before tiles or timber |
| Up to ~2,500 m² | from £595 | Commercial unit, office floor, small warehouse |
| Up to ~10,000 m² | from £1,195 | Distribution or industrial unit |
| Larger floors and phased pours | quoted | Priced from the floor plan and pour sequence |
| New-build house slabs | from £85 / plot | See plot survey cost |
Guide prices before VAT for clear, accessible floors. Floors must be clear enough for the scanner to see the surface.
What drives the price
Area and layout
One open warehouse floor is quick to scan. The same area split into offices, corridors and plant rooms needs far more scanner positions.
What's on the floor
The scanner measures what it can see. Pallets, materials or access equipment on the slab hide the surface behind them, so a clear floor costs less and gives a complete result.
Phasing
Surveying each bay as it's poured catches problems while the floor contractor is still working. It means more visits, which we price as one programme rather than separate call-outs.
Included on every floor survey
- Full-floor deviation heat-map
- Pass or fail against your class
- Remedial areas marked on plan
- Levels against design
- Registered point cloud
- Report normally the next working day
How it works: floor flatness surveys. All services: price guide.
Floor flatness surveys across the area
Questions we get asked
How much does a floor flatness survey cost?
With Dimensure, a floor flatness survey costs from £325 for a screed in a home or small unit, from £595 for a floor up to about 2,500 m², and from £1,195 up to about 10,000 m². Every survey includes the full-floor heat-map, pass or fail against your specified class and the point cloud. Prices are before VAT.
Is a scanned floor survey more expensive than a straightedge survey?
Not usually per square metre, because the scanner covers a large floor quickly. And it measures the whole surface, so you don't pay for a resurvey to find the defects a grid of straightedge readings missed.
What makes a floor flatness survey cost more?
Very large floors, floors split into many rooms, columns or stored materials blocking the scanner's view, phased surveys as bays are poured, and urgent turnarounds.
Book a scan or ask a question
Send the drawing, the location and when you need it. We reply the same working day with a fixed price.