Two men, Alan and Gordon, put their own mobile numbers on the site and answer them. That is the first thing that registers about Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions, a Perth-based outfit that installs water-based underfloor heating and lays floor screed across Scotland. No contact form buried three clicks deep, no generic sales line. The About page names the pair, and the two numbers sit where a visitor can find them without hunting.

Water heating systems and floor screed installation

The work at Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions splits into two trades that go together. On the heating side, they fit water-circulation underfloor systems, the type that runs warm water through pipes under the floor instead of relying on radiators. On the screed side, they offer pumped flowing screed, dry mix, and bagged options, and they name Cemfloor as the product they use professionally. Both jobs feed each other, since a screed layer often goes down over the heating pipes, and a firm that does both can sequence the two without a second contractor on site.

Service areas across Scotland

Coverage is stated by region and by city. The site claims work throughout Scotland and names Perth, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Aberdeen specifically, which reads as a realistic radius for a Perth base rather than a boast about national reach. Free surveys, consultations, and quotes are offered up front, and there is a dedicated page for requesting one.

Three service categories for different project types

The service pages at Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions break the customer base into three groups, and the distinctions are practical ones. New-build installs are the cleanest scenario, with heating and screed designed in from the start. Commercial work covers larger properties where the areas and loads are bigger. The third group is where the detail gets interesting.

Retrofit work in older homes and flats

Retrofit gets its own page, and it should, because that is the hard version of this job. Fitting underfloor heating into a period property or a renovation means working around existing floor build-ups, limited depth, and drying times that cannot be rushed. The site also flags compact urban flats, which is a genuinely awkward space to work in. A company that separates retrofit out and writes about it, instead of folding it into a single vague "we install anywhere" line, is signalling that it has done enough of these to know where the problems are.

Educational content on screed selection

That impression carries into the blog, which includes a screed guide walking through screed types, depth, and drying. It is the sort of reference material a homeowner reaches for when they are trying to understand why a floor needs weeks before flooring can go down. Whether it changes a buying decision is another matter, but it reads as real information, not padding.

One marketing number deserves a flag. The site claims up to 40 percent savings on heating bills. "Up to" is doing a lot of work in that sentence, and the real figure depends on insulation, the old system being replaced, and how the house is run. Treat it as the ceiling of a range, not a promise. It is the one place the copy leans harder than the evidence on the page supports.

From independent reviews to contact options

Reputation for Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions is more encouraging, with a caveat about where the numbers live. Trustindex.io shows over 28 reviews at a 5-star aggregate, which is a solid independent signal for a firm of this size. The Facebook page lists three reviews but is marked as not yet rated, so it adds little. RecommendedCompany.co.uk carries a positive customer testimonial without a visible aggregate, and the Yellowleaf business directory entry sits empty with nothing submitted yet.

Verifiable ratings on Trustindex and other platforms

The site also displays Google review quotes, including a five-star one attributed to Kelli Al-barwani. Quotes lifted onto a company's own page are worth less than a live count you can click through and verify, and no independently checkable Google aggregate turned up outside the site. So the strongest verifiable evidence is the Trustindex figure. It is enough to take the good word seriously, though a buyer who wants to read the full spread would do well to find the source listings directly.

Contact at Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions is straightforward throughout. Beyond the two mobiles, there is an email address, the quote-request page, and Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn profiles linked from the site. For a trade where a customer wants to reach an actual installer before weeks of floor work start, that spread of routes counts for a lot.

Where does Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions land? As a specialist pairing of underfloor heating and screed under one Scottish roster, it presents itself clearly and backs the pitch with named people, a defined coverage map, and a review score that mostly holds together. The savings claim is soft, and the review evidence drops off fast once you step outside Trustindex: one solid aggregate, a testimonial with no visible score, an unrated Facebook page, and an empty directory listing. A careful buyer should pin down the real savings figure and book the free survey rather than take the headline percentage on faith. Next Level Underfloor Heating and Screed Solutions makes a reasonable case for itself, backed by named installers and a coverage map that matches its size, and the honest verdict is a qualified yes.