Our Equipment Advantage
Laser
Screed.
Most contractors finish concrete by hand. We bring a laser-guided machine that levels an entire slab to within 1/8" — faster, flatter, and stronger than anything done by eye.
1/8"
Tolerance across the slab
2×
Faster than hand screeding
20+
Years operating the equipment
100%
Owner-operated — no rentals
The Technology
What Is a Laser Screed?
A laser screed is a self-propelled machine that uses a rotating laser beam and a hydraulically controlled screed head to strike off and consolidate concrete to a precise elevation — automatically.
While a traditional hand screed relies on the skill and stamina of the crew, a laser screed reads the laser plane thousands of times per minute and makes micro-adjustments in real time. The result is a slab that is measurably flatter, denser, and more consistent from edge to edge.
Concrete Titans owns and operates our laser screed on every large commercial pour. That means no rental delays, no learning curve, and no subcontractor markup — just the machine showing up when your concrete does.
The Advantage
Why It Matters for Your Project
FF/FL Flatness Ratings
Laser-screeded slabs consistently hit F-numbers required for warehouse racking, forklift traffic, and industrial tolerances that hand-finished floors simply cannot meet.
Faster Pours
A laser screed covers ground at a rate that would take a full hand crew twice as long. That means less time in the plastic state, better consolidation, and lower labor cost passed on to you.
Fewer Callbacks
High spots, low spots, and bird baths come from uneven finishing. Laser-guided leveling eliminates the guesswork and dramatically reduces post-pour corrections.
Consistent Thickness
Proper depth means proper strength. The laser screed holds your design thickness across the entire pour — no thin spots that crack under load.
Works on Large Slabs
The bigger the pour, the bigger the advantage. Warehouses, distribution centers, commercial parking lots, and large foundations are where the laser screed earns its keep.
We Own It — You Benefit
Owning our equipment means we control the schedule. No waiting on a rental, no availability conflicts, no extra cost buried in your quote.
Our Process
How We Use It
Grade & Sub-Base Prep
Before the laser screed ever touches concrete, we verify the sub-base is compacted and graded correctly. A laser screed can't fix a bad base — so we don't skip this step.
Laser Setup & Calibration
We set the rotating laser transmitter and dial in the elevation. The screed head receiver locks onto the beam and holds that plane for the entire pour.
Pour & Strike-Off
As concrete is placed, the laser screed moves across the slab, striking off excess material and consolidating the surface in a single pass.
Hand Finishing & Curing
The laser screed does the heavy lifting. Our crew follows behind with hand tools for edges, joints, and final surface texture — then we cure it right.
Right Tool, Right Job
Who Needs a Laser Screed?
- Warehouses & distribution centers requiring forklift-rated flatness
- Commercial buildings with large interior slabs
- Industrial facilities with racking systems
- Large parking lots and commercial driveways
- Metal building slabs and agricultural structures
- Any pour over 5,000 sq ft where flatness matters
Need a Flat Slab Done Right?
If your project demands precision flatwork, call us. We'll tell you straight whether the laser screed is the right tool — and if it is, we'll bring it.