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This blog post explains the improved uniformity of screeding using a laser-guided screed™. Manual screeding can lead to inconsistencies in floor levelness, especially over larger pours or challenging site conditions. A laser-guided screed helps eliminate

Boom Screeds A boom laser-guided screed operates from outside the concrete pour, extending, or “booming,” the screed head over the slab. Some models reach up to 20 feet with screed heads as wide as 14

I’ve spent time on numerous job sites recently, and one thing is clear: fine grading can have a significant impact on a concrete pour. Sometimes, after hours of striking off concrete, when the focus shifts

What is the Best Type of Concrete Screed for Flatwork? There is a wide variety of concrete screeds available on the market. This article examines the top concrete screed options for pouring flatwork, focusing on

This blog post explains the improved quality of screeding with a laser-guided concrete screed. This article also explains why screed machines are better for bigger pours and larger areas. Manual screeding can be both difficult

This blog post covers best practices and maintenance for acme rod care. Best Practices and Maintenance for Acme Rod Care: Ensure Clean Threads: Keep the threads free of debris. Apply Lubrication: Use either traditional WD-40

This blog post explores labor efficiency for concrete contractors utilizing laser-guided concrete screeds. Manual screeding can be physically demanding. By using a machine, the physical strain is significantly reduced, lowering the risk of fatigue and

This blog post explores cost savings for concrete contractors utilizing laser-guided concrete screeds. Laser-guided concrete screeds enhance job efficiency and reduce labor costs by improving the quality of work and shortening job time. By investing

Tax savings that make sense for YOU! Learn how to take advantage of the Section 179 Tax Deduction for your business. Concrete work is challenging enough! Ligchine is here to help you take advantage of

Tools needed are both a 7/16″ and 9/16″ socket and wrench as well as a bubble level. For quick reference settings: the plow should be set 1/4″ above the bottom of the auger and the

This blog post features an interview with one of Ligchine’s most loyal customers, Fuscardo Concrete. Gaetano Fuscardo, owner of Fuscardo Concrete, is one of Ligchine’s most dedicated customers. His love for the Ligchine SCREEDSAVER MAX

This blog post covers best practices and maintenance tips for screed heads of laser-guided concrete screeds. Maintaining the screed head is crucial for Ligchine® machines because it’s the most critical component of the screed machine.