Laser Grader Laser Grading Baseball Fields - Soccer Fields - Football Fields
The most important feature of Laser-Grading ® athletic fields is that the area to be graded, ie. a baseball diamond, is the only disrupted area. The surrounding areas are not disturbed because the Laser-Grader® is not heavy enough to cause any damage. On a soccer or football field the sod can be peeled back, the grading accomplished and then the sod is returned to its place. Or in the case of a baseball diamond where the sod has overgrown the diamond, it can be removed and the baselines Laser-Graded ®.
Precision Grading Company has graded soccer fields, baseball and softball diamonds, field hockey and football fields. Precision Grading Co. has used the Laser-Grader ® to grade athletic fields for recreation and little league to professional teams. It is just as important to have fields in good condition for our children as it is for the pros. The better the grading job the more uniform the playing surface the less chance of turned ankles and broken bones.
Laser Grader Laser Grading Ice Rinks
Precision Grading Company Laser-Grades ® both sand and concrete ice rinks.
When ice rinks are being constructed it is most important that the fine grading is totally accurate. If the rink is not perfectly level the ice will be thicker in some places. This causes hard or soft spots on the ice and it makes it a lot harder to maintain the proper ice conditions for hockey or figure skating. Laser Grader laser grading service can consistently accomplish close tolerance grading to 1/8th of an inch. Whether it is the sand over the heating pipes or the sand over the freezing pipes Precision Grading will Laser-Grade ® to the same strict tolerance.The laser-grader ® weighs only 3,200 pounds, it does not damage the heating or freezing pipes, the laser-grader ® drives right over these with no problems.
The most interesting ice rink project to date is in Nyack, NY at the Palisade Mall. The sand over the heating pipes were Laser-Graded ® the day before Thanksgiving '97. The ice rink is on the fourth floor. The Laser-Grader ® was lifted by crane approximately 60 feet to an opening in the outside wall. After the grading was completed, the Laser-Grader ® was safely lowered by the crane. The following week after the styrofoam and freezing pipes were installed, Precision Grading returned to laser-grade® the final layer of sand and again trusted the Laser-Grader ® to the crane operator.
Laser Grader Laser Grading Building Floors
During the construction of buildings the floors are among the last items to be completed. This means the walls and roof are up, and there is very limited access to get equipment into the building to perform the fine-grading. The usual answer was laborers using the old pick and shovel, strings and grade stakes. Precision Grading's laser grader with a length of 10 feet and width of 4 feet could fit through small openings and could accurately grade the slab-on-grade before the concrete was poured.
It was not long before workers realized that not only was the grading time greatly reduced, but the accuracy of the work was vastly improved. Less concrete overages saved the contractors money. Less man hours were needed for a further savings of wages and benefits. The mini-grader© proved to be a valuable machine. In February 1983 when laser equipment was incorporated into the mini-grader© the name was not the only change. Now a gravel base of 50,000 square feet could be accurately Laser-Graded ® in an eight hour day.
Laser Grader Laser Grading Courts & Tracks
Precision Grading Company specializes in close tolerance laser-grading ® which makes it the right technology for grading indoor and outdoor tennis courts and running tracks. Using the Laser-Grader ® Precision Grading Co. is able to fine-grade all of the layers for clay, fast-dry, and asphalt tennis courts. Clay and fast-dry courts must have the gravel base graded correctly so the following layer of stone dust (also called "fines" in some parts of the country) and the layer of fast dry will each have a uniform depth. Also it is easier to maintain the correct degree of slope for the courts if each layer has been laser-graded ®. As a member of the United States Tennis Court & Track Builders Association, we realize the importance of maintaining the high standards set for the industry.
Asphalt tennis courts and running tracks both benefit from laser-grading ® in the same way. A properly laser-graded ® surface will enable the paver to more easily put down an even layer of asphalt. This will reduce the chance of cracks in the asphalt and wavy lane lines should not be a problem. The smoother and more uniform the surface of the tennis court or track, the less chance of injury to the athletes.
Precision Grading Company
16 Peggy's Cove Rd
Alton Bay, NH 03810
Phone: 603-875-1588
Cell: 603-553-6808
E-mail leo@lasergrader.com
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