Lura Enterprises Changing the way the world pours concrete       2007 Winner

Founded by Dennis Lura (a general contractor) in 2005, Lura Enterprises is committed to producing the worlds premier roller screed system. History.

    The Lightning Strike was created, and in 2007, after 2 years of field testing and fine tuning, the screed system went on to earn the Experts Choice award for "Most Innovative Product" in the placement tools and equipment category at the "World of Concrete", the nations largest annual concrete expo.  The same year the Lightning Strike won 1st place at "Marketplace for Entrepreneurs", a North Dakota business contest.

    In 2008 Lura Enterprises won one of five championship spots for their business plan and presentation, written and presented by Jeremy Lura, nephew of the companies founder.

ND Governor John Hoeven (left) shaking hands with Jeremy Lura, one of five InnovateND champions

    Lura Enterprises has also become a strong supporter and promoter of Pervious concrete, having 3 Pervious concrete technicians on staff, and having consulted on Pervious pours across the country.
 

From left, Jeremy Lura of Lura Enterprises; Scott Ault of Deceleration Technologies LLC; Shane Goettle, commissioner of the North Dakota Department of Commerce; and William C. Marcil, Forum Communications chairman and chief executive officer, spoke Oct. 1 2008 at the NDSU Business & Technology Incubator about launching the next round of Innovate ND.

Our Business

Is solving the problems faced by contractors on a daily basis.  The Lightning Strike is light weight and not straining, yet powerful enough to span 32' (with center support).  The rolling action moves concrete so well, there is less strain on rakers and puddlers.  The unique threaded axle system is simple and fast to setup.  Carry tubes on a truck rack and leave the skid loader and trailer behind, no more cumbersome hydraulic hoses or heavy lengths of steel, find out why Lura Enterprises has made the Lightning Strike the screed of the future

A quick word from Jeremy