Abstract: A removable tool for leveling a vertical structure in a vertically level orientation is also disclosed, the tool including a flat substantially non-bendable material, wherein the tool has a central hole formed in the center thereof that does not extend to or open out to the periphery of the tool, and four slots extending radially away from the hole and spaced from each other evenly about the tool. Contemplated systems and methods for utilizing the removable tool are also disclosed herein.

Abstract: A removable tool for leveling a vertical structure in a vertically level orientation is also disclosed, the tool including a flat substantially non-bendable material, wherein the tool has a central hole formed in the center thereof that does not extend to or open out to the periphery of the tool, and four slots extending radially away from the hole and spaced from each other evenly about the tool. Contemplated systems and methods for utilizing the removable tool are also disclosed herein.

Abstract: Four bolts in a square configuration are installed in a base member of concrete with the threaded portions of the bolts protruding above the surface of the base member. A nut is attached to each of the bolts and above the nut, a washer is installed. A leveling tool is in the form of a plate of a flat rigid non bendable material such as aluminum. The leveling tool has an aperture in its center and four slots which are spaced evenly from each other around the tool and extend radially away the central aperture. The bolts are each fitted into one of the slots with the edges of the slots abutting against the washers. A leveling gage is installed on the surface of the tool. The nuts are then adjustably positioned until the gage indicates that the tool is vertically level. The tool is then removed and the four bolts and washers used to provide a level support for the base of a pole or other vertical support structure.