Sorry, to be clear I’m asking whether uniformity sloped floor can be ground level. I know imperfections and spots can. Is this something reasonable to ask the contractor? I’ve had people come over that claim they can’t really feel anything but I certainly can.

If you use a spirit level you can see differences. Someone can do the work using a laser level setup and get it as level as you want.

As an individual that is doing their own floors and was too enthusiastic with the self leveler, it is possible, but takes A LONG TIME, and makes a huge mess. Be prepared with a respirator and to clean dust off of everything even if you have that room sealed off.

A couple things that will determine your success. The thickness of the SLC and the type of SLC. Assuming you have gypsum-based SLC (to level 1/8" but wound up maybe 1/4" to 1/2" thick?), which requires it to be thin, it is possible to sand spots. A uniform slope may be harder, especially over a large area. It might be easier to grind it off and start over where you need to. Good luck.

Really appreciate the comments! There were several layers of leveling added and the final layer or two seem to be too much. The last picture shows where the contractor added a little more right before laying floors while I was out of town. All this back tracking is tough but I’d really like to have more level floors after all the effort!

OMG, he didn't pull the baseboards or the cabinets to level the floor. Next he'll tile in your dishwasher. What a hack.

You can pick up a 7" angle grinder, 16 grit daimonds, dustless shroud and wet vac. Oh, and nice knee pads and respirator. This would be labor intensive.

Or you can rent a floor grinder and stand upright. Still need 16 grit daimonds, though.

Wait! Is the kitchen FINISHED????

Yes - kitchen is now done. I may pull the floor and try to wet grind some of the high spots. I guess we will see how it goes if they’re willing to try

Do you have a 10ft level to put down on the floor to prove the issue? A photo is worth 1000 words. You can put down the level and take a photo of the pitch and then send it to the contractor.

I will go that route if the conversation tomorrow doesn’t go well. I think he will be accommodating but I will find out soon. I only have a 4 foot level but I can get a larger one