3D Laser Screeding
A flat commercial floor starts at the pour, not at the grinder. We place concrete to your specified grade in one pass, so the slab comes out of the pour already meeting spec.
Poured Beside
An Active Runway
Two minutes and forty four seconds of our Somero S-15EZ running 3D laser screeding on a live airfield, with jets moving on the taxiway beside the pour.
What 3D Laser
Screeding Actually Is
A conventional screed levels to a plane. 3D laser screeding follows a specified design grade, so the machine places and levels to the elevation the drawing calls for rather than to a single flat reference.
The screed head reads its laser reference hundreds of times a second and corrects itself on every pass. That means one pass to place, strike off and level, instead of hand screeding to wet pads and chasing grade by hand.
On a slab with designed slope, drainage pitch or a contoured profile, that is the difference between hitting the grade and fighting it.
What A GC
Actually Gets
Floors That Pass Spec
Flatter floors and better FF/FL numbers, measured and documented rather than eyeballed. The racking installer does not need shims.
Faster On Big Pours
One-pass placement across large areas means fewer pour days and fewer construction joints on the same slab.
Less Corrective Work
Fewer high spots means less grinding, less patching and no corrective line item appearing after the crew has left.
Cleaner Transitions
Placed to the design grade, so slab-to-slab and slab-to-dock transitions land where the drawing says they should.
A Schedule That Holds
Self-performing crews and owned equipment. No waiting on a rental yard and no "our sub fell through".
Documentation At Closeout
FF/FL test results and pour records delivered the same day, so the concrete package clears before punch list.
This Is What
Self-Performed Looks Like
Our crew. Our Somero S-15EZ. One coordinated operation—from concrete delivery to laser-guided screeding—captured during a real airfield slab pour.
Where 3D Laser
Screeding Fits
Warehouse slabs and distribution centre floors. Industrial and manufacturing floors. Footers, foundations and poured walls taken under the same scope. Large commercial pads, including sloped and drainage-critical work.
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, and we mobilise beyond that region for the right project.
See warehouse and industrial workSelf-performed scope
Site prep and formwork · rebar placement · concrete placement · ride-on power trowel finish · joint sawing and sealing · FF/FL testing and closeout records.
The crew that bids your floor is the crew that pours it.
The Numbers
You Will Be Asked For
Documents on request
Certificates of insurance, prequalification packages and our experience mod worksheet are available on request. Licensing and registration are handled per project and per jurisdiction.
3D Laser Screeding
Questions
What is 3D laser screeding?
3D laser screeding uses a laser-guided screed to place and level concrete to a specified design grade in a single pass. Unlike a conventional screed that levels to one flat plane, a 3D system follows the elevations the drawing calls for, which is what sloped, contoured and drainage-critical slabs require.
What flatness can you achieve?
FF 50 / FL 35 or better routinely on warehouse and industrial floors, with super-flat specifications up to FF 80 available for defined-traffic aisle and automated picking environments. All flatness results are documented and delivered at closeout.
What size project does this suit?
Commercial and industrial slabs from roughly 20,000 sqft up, where one-pass placement and the flatness result both pay for the mobilisation. Smaller scopes are evaluated case by case, and we will tell you honestly if the machine is not the right answer for your job.
Which machine do you run?
A Somero S-15EZ with 3D laser screeding, alongside the rest of our Somero screed fleet and ride-on power trowels. We own the equipment. We do not rent it.
Where do you work?
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, from our base in Millersburg, Ohio. We mobilise beyond that region for the right project. Licensing and registration are handled per project and per jurisdiction.
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GCs, developers and project owners across Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Commercial and industrial concrete packages of 20,000 sqft and above.
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