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Construction Laser Levels
The Short Answer
A construction laser level projects a continuous, self-leveled reference plane that a crew reads with a receiver anywhere on site — the standard tool for slabs, footings, pads, and elevation control. The right model depends on range, durability, and whether you need grade capability. Express Tools carries jobsite-proven models from Topcon, Spectra Precision, and Leica at authorized-dealer pricing.
For exterior construction the receiver is what makes the laser usable — the rotating beam is invisible in daylight, and the receiver beeps you onto grade from hundreds of feet away. Range, drop rating, and battery system separate homeowner units from the contractor-grade instruments on this page.
Concrete crews prioritize accuracy and a fast re-level after bumps; grading crews add slope capability; interior trades often step down to a smaller interior laser. If you buy one laser for general construction, a self-leveling rotary with a solid receiver package is the answer.
Construction Laser Levels In Stock
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision UL633N-14 Universal Laser with CR700 Multi-Use Receiver w/ SF601 Spot Finder
Starting at
$4,195
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision HV1305C-18S Horiz/Vert Interior/Exterior RED Beam Laser Package with CR700 Multi-Use Receiver, Remote, TENTHS Rod, Heavy Duty Aluminum Tripod and Small Case
Starting at
$1,895
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision HV1305C-29S Horiz/Vert Interior/Exterior RED Beam Laser Package with HL760 Receiver, Remote, INCHES Rod, HD Standard Tripod, Small Case - Rechargeable
Starting at
$1,595
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision LL1505C-26A Laser Level Package with CR700 Multi-Use Receiver, Rod INCHES, Tripod and Large SYSTEM Case
Starting at
$1,495
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision LL300N-X11 PROMAX Laser Package with Deluxe Receiver, Remote Control, Tenths Rod, HD Tripod, Rechargeable Batteries and Small Case
Starting at
$1,445
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision LL300N-X22 PRO Laser Package with Deluxe Receiver, Remote Control, INCHES Rod, HD Tripod, Rechargeable Batteries and Small Case
Starting at
$1,445
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision LL300N-X11 Laser Package with Deluxe Receiver, TENTHS Rod, HD Tripod and Small Case
Starting at
$1,295
Topcon
RL-H5A Self-Leveling Laser PS.RB Kit with LS-100D Receiver, Rechargeable Batteries, Grade Rod INCHES and Tripod - 1021200-16-K2
Starting at
$1,065
Topcon
RL-H5A Self-Leveling Laser PS.DB Kit with LS-100D Receiver, Grade Rod INCHES and Tripod - 1021200-17-K2
Starting at
$1,025
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision HV101GC-2 Horizontal/Vertical General Construction Package (INCHES)
Starting at
$850
Topcon
Topcon RL-H5A Self-Leveling Laser PS.DB2 Kit with LS-80X Receiver, Measuring Rod INCHES and Tripod - 1021200-50-K2
Starting at
$785
Topcon
Topcon RL-H5A Self-Leveling Laser PS.DB Kit with LS-80L Receiver, Measuring Rod 10ths and Tripod - 1035258-01 (uses Alkaline Batteries)
Starting at
$785
Topcon
Topcon RL-H5B Self-Leveling Laser PS.DB2 Kit with LS-80L Receiver, Alkaline Batteries, Grade Rod Inches and Tripod- 1021200-33-K2
Starting at
$660
Topcon
Topcon RL-H5B Self-Leveling Laser PS.DB2 Kit with LS-80X Receiver, Alkaline Batteries, Grade Rod Inches and Tripod- 1021200-73-K2
Starting at
$660
Spectra Precision
Spectra Precision LL300S-CR72 PRO Laser Package with CR700 Multi-Use Receiver, Remote, Rechargeable, INCHES-Rod, HD Tripod and Case
Starting at
$1,770
Frequently Asked Questions
What laser level do most construction crews use?
Self-leveling rotary lasers dominate exterior construction — the Topcon RL-H5A and Spectra Precision LL300N are the two most common on North American sites. Both are drop-rated, weatherproof, and run long on batteries; the differences come down to receiver packages, warranty, and brand ecosystem.
What accuracy should a construction laser have?
Contractor-grade rotary lasers hold about ±1/16 inch per 100 feet. That is tighter than nearly all concrete and grading tolerances. Cheaper homeowner units at ±1/4 inch per 100 feet can put you outside spec on bigger pours — check the spec sheet, not the marketing.
Do I need a receiver (detector)?
Outdoors, yes — the beam is invisible in daylight. The receiver clamps to a grade rod and signals above/on/below grade. Most contractor packages include one; machine-control receivers extend the same laser to dozer and skid-steer blades.
Green beam or red beam?
Green is markedly more visible to the eye indoors, which matters for interior layout without a receiver. Outdoors with a receiver, beam color barely matters — red models cost less and run longer on a charge. Buy green for interior visibility, red for outdoor receiver work.
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