If it’s necessary and you are out of town we will need to do that work when we are back in your area to be able to do it for free. We cannot control the settling of floors or concrete slabs due to earthquakes or just normal settling, but if you purchase a new or used pool table from us, we will re-level it once for FREE (if it is ever necessary) but only if the table has not been moved from its original position. All these important steps determine whether or not your pool table will REMAIN level or not AFTER the work has been completed. It is then necessary to use flat shims to ensure the best results. We always use hardwood wedges under the slates unless the table has a detached slate liner. With the exception of the extra stubborn tables, usually only about 20 leveling points are used. We use up to 39 different leveling points underneath the slates. During the leveling process we place our precision levels in 27 different positions across the tops of the 3 individual pieces of slate. The type of shims we use here depends on how the table is constructed. We use 2 different types of shims for leveling underneath the slates. This also protects your flooring against potential scarring. We use rubber shims under the legs to help ensure your pool table will not slide around. You definitely won’t get that or our level of experience anywhere else. We use 2 of them to level the frame and to level each of the 3 individual pieces of slate on top of your tables frame. They are 18” long Starrett brand machinist’s levels. We use the most expensive and the most precise machinist’s levels available to level every pool table we work on.

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