Laser Screed Concrete for Warehouse Slabs and Industrial Floors
Yoder Laser Concrete is an Amish-owned, self-performing laser screed concrete contractor. Our own crews and our own Somero screeds pour 10,000 to 100,000+ sq ft floors across Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Pouring the 800,000 sq ft Amazon fulfillment center floor in Maryland.
One Crew From
Dirt to Finished Floor
Daniel Yoder started the company in Millersburg in 2000. The laser screed is what took it from flatwork to distribution centers: one machine placing concrete to the design grade in a single pass. Today we run five Somero screeds, all owned, and place over a million square feet a year for general contractors, developers and building owners.
Everything runs out of one yard in Millersburg, and we pour across five states. In Ohio that includes Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, Canton, Dayton, Toledo, Youngstown, Parma and Lorain.
Commercial Concrete Services
Self-performed from site prep to finished floor, on projects from 10,000 sq ft up.
Warehouse Floors and Slabs
Distribution and manufacturing floors placed to FF 50 / FL 35 or better, ready for racking.
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3D Laser Screeding
Sloped, crowned and drainage-critical slabs placed to the design grade in one pass.
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Footings and Foundations
Spread footings, frost walls, piers and column pads, formed and poured by our own crews.
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Poured Concrete Walls
Foundation, retaining and frost walls with continuous steel, set to the elevations on your drawings.
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Parking Lots and Truck Courts
Concrete lots, drive lanes, truck courts and dock aprons built for loaded trailers.
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Floor Tear-Out and Replacement
Failed warehouse floors removed and replaced, sequenced around a building that has to keep running.
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Filmed on our own jobs, with our own crews and machines.
3D laser screeding beside an active runway. Our Somero S-15EZ placing to the design grade while aircraft move on the taxiway. 2:44
A 20,000 sq ft laser screed pour. Start to finish. 5:17
Ride-on power trowels. Finishing an industrial floor. 0:38
Warehouse and Industrial Projects
Each job lists its size, location and the spec it was built to.
100,000 Sq Ft Distribution Center
One contiguous pour beside active site operations. High-bay racking required FF 50+ across the full slab without phase breaks.
FF 52 achieved · Zero punch list
Pepsi Distribution Center
Sequential back-to-back pours with a tight cure window between phases. High-bay racking needed the same flatness across every phase.
Both phases passed FF spec · Zero rework
Truck Rental Facility Foundation
Combined slab and foundation footer package on a compressed municipal permit timeline, self-performed from formwork through final slab placement.
On budget · Passed all inspectionsHave a slab going out to bid? Send the drawings and your bid date, and an estimator will respond within 24 hours.
Invite Us to BidBuilt to Spec,
Documented at Closeout
Self-Performed
About 90 percent of every job is our own crews: formwork, rebar, placement and finishing. The people who bid your job are the people who pour it.
Owned Equipment
Five Somero laser screeds and a ride-on trowel fleet, all owned, so the machine that shows up is the one your pour needs. How a laser screed works.
Documented Flatness
FF 50 / FL 35 baseline and up to FF 80 on spec. We measure every floor and hand over the results at closeout. What FF and FL numbers mean.
We were once hired to grind a floor another contractor poured. The fix took over a month and cost $90,000, on a floor that could have been laser screeded right for $50,000. It is why we test and document every pour.
ACI Flatwork Finisher and Concrete Field Testing Technician certified · ACI and ASCC member · Licensed and insured in OH, IN, MI, WV and PA
What Builders and Owners Say
“…working with Dan and his team on our new Warehouse in Mansfield OH.”
Walsh Built Homes · Google review“I would rate his customer service a 10 out of 10.”
Steve B. · Google review“He’s friendly, knowledgeable, and cares about doing great work.”
Kendra R. · Google reviewTwo-story hospital pour. The client on how the job went. 1:06
Large building client. An on-camera review. 0:55
From Bid Invite to Closeout
Send Plans or Scope
Upload drawings below or email them. Awarded jobs, pre-bid takeoffs and early design input are all welcome.
Site Walk and Bid
Dan Yoder walks the site and reviews the geotech, mix design, joint layout and your FF/FL spec, then sends an itemized bid.
On the Schedule
Once awarded, we set the pour sequence, batch plant and weather plan with your superintendent before we mobilize.
Poured and Closed Out
Our crew places and finishes the floor. FF/FL results and pour records come to you the same day.
Laser Screed Contractor FAQ
What FF/FL numbers can you hold on a warehouse floor?
FF 50 / FL 35 or better is our baseline on warehouse and industrial floors, and super-flat specs up to FF 80 are available for defined-traffic aisles and automated picking. Every floor is measured and the flatness results are handed over at closeout.
Do you self-perform or subcontract the flatwork?
About 90 percent of every project is self-performed. Our own crews handle formwork, rebar, placement and finishing, so schedule and quality stay with one company from the first form stake to the last trowel pass.
What is your minimum project size?
10,000 square feet and up is where our laser screeds pay off. Footing and foundation scopes are welcome alongside a slab package, and smaller jobs are looked at case by case.
Which states are you licensed and insured in?
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, all run from our yard in Millersburg, Ohio. We regularly work in Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Pittsburgh, Charleston, Huntington and Beckley.
What is your current mobilization lead time?
Currently 2 to 3 weeks for new starts. Call Dan at (330) 231-3587 for the current backlog before you set a pour date.
Can you work on active industrial and oil and gas sites?
Yes. We have poured on active mining sites, oil and gas pads and operating manufacturing plants, with OSHA 30 crew leaders, site-specific safety plans and dust and vibration controls.
Can you review plans and give a budget before bid day?
Yes, and we prefer it. Upload the drawings with the form below and an estimator will respond within 24 hours with a scope review and budget range ahead of your bid date.
What concrete certifications do your crews hold?
Crew leaders hold ACI Flatwork Finisher and ACI Concrete Field Testing Technician certifications and OSHA 30 training. The company is a member of ACI and the American Society of Concrete Contractors.
More answers in our commercial concrete guides.
Send Your Plans.
We Respond in 24 Hours.
General contractors, developers and project owners across Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Commercial and industrial concrete packages of 10,000 sq ft and above.
- Free budget estimate, no obligation
- An estimator responds within 24 hours
- Drawings and bid packages accepted as file uploads
- Current mobilization lead time: 2 to 3 weeks
- FF/FL results and closeout records on every pour