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A LOOK AT WHAT WE DO AND HOW WE DO IT...

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One hole or a thousand – one inch to several feet in diameter…We are your crew with the right tools.
  • Concrete core drilling is necessary for virtually all concrete structures.
  • Core drilling is used to create a circular opening in ANY concrete surface. From one inch to four feet, we have mastered the art of the diameter cut.
  • Stitch drilling is a method of connecting numerous holes to create one larger opening in tight areas where other equipment will not fit. Locked the keys in the bank vault? We can get you inside by core drilling an access hole.
  • Typically drilling services are needed by electricians or plumbers running conduit or piping through a wall, but if a hole needs to be cut for ANY reason, we have the experience, tools and horsepower to get it done.
  • Our tool arsenal contains electric and hydraulic core drills.

Types of Projects

  • Bathroom trench work
  • HVAC ducts
  • Electrical conduit
  • Fire suppression and sprinkler pipes
  • Cutting windows and main doors
  • Manhole tops
  • Overdrilling anchor bolts for replacement
  • Handrail & pipe bollards
  • Concrete pipe to correct elevations
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When the job calls for the big blade with the horsepower to make the deep cuts, we are equipped.
  • Slab Sawing uses a big saw, usually 30 or 40 horsepower and is used to cut slabs, floors, or pavement.
  • We use both diesel and electric saws.
  • A typical slab is 6 inches, but in places like airports, dams, and industrial facilities, slabs can be more than 24 inches thick.

Types of Projects

  • Concrete floors and large slabs
  • Electrical & plumbing trenches
  • Concrete/asphalt driveways & parking lots
  • Street & curb cuts
  • Elevator openings
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Are you in a tight bind? Call us to help! Our hand saws are designed to fit within tight spaces and reach areas other equipment cannot access.

  • Hand sawing is probably the oldest, most traditional type of concrete cutting.
  • This technique is perfect for cutting in tight spaces where a slab saw will not fit.
  • Our crews are equipped with gas, electric and hydraulic hand saws.

Types of Projects

  • Bathroom trench work
  • Cutting windows and main doors
  • Finishing work
  • Manhole tops
  • Concrete pipe to correct elevations
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Mounted on a track, the wall saw is maneuvered by remote control to accomplish ANY vertical cut.
  • Wall saws are attached to a wall or slab, and the saw itself travels along a track. This precision equipment allows us to work faster and safer in certain situations.
  • Used on vertical walls, many of our big commercial jobs have need for this technology.
  • A track-mounted saw allows for precise cuts through materials like brick, block, or reinforced concrete.
  • We can make clean cuts quickly and accurately from any angle, even flush cut walls and floors.
  • These amazing tools allow us to saw and remove openings faster and more precisely than others in the industry.

Types of Projects

  • Installation of new windows or doors
  • Installation of new dock levelers
  • Renovation and expansion of facilities and concrete structures
Any Concrete Cutting professional surveying an outdoor residential site.
We break out our wire saw equipment for those really big pieces of concrete or concrete structures that simply cannot be cut with anything else.
  • The wire saw is one of the most unique pieces of equipment in the cutting industry, with literally no limit to how big a piece of concrete it can cut.
  • Able to cut from a variety of angles, wire saws are incredibly versatile tools.
  • Though the wire saw is actually one of the more complicated tools we use, it essentially involves wrapping a special type of wire around the object being cut, then uses pulleys to guide the wire through the object to make the cut.
  • To operate, we set up pulleys in different positions and create the cut with a diamond wire.
  • Wire sawing requires specialized skills for which our operators receive many hours of training to master.

Types of Projects

  • Sewer line tie-ins
  • Large industrial support columns
  • Concrete porch columns
  • Parking deck columns
  • Bridge columns & pier removal
  • Overpass supports
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If you have concrete in the way that needs to be removed, call us. When we are done, it will be like it was never there.
  • We use whatever it takes: backhoes, dump trucks, skid steers, excavators, loaders, jack hammers, wet vacuums, and most importantly — a crew dedicated to working cleanly and quickly.
  • Our crew physically removes all demolition debris to ensure an excellent work site.
  • We are not afraid to get our hands dirty. When space allows, we bring in the big equipment to get the job done. Sometimes, however, it takes breaking down the pieces and hauling them out by hand and sheer brute strength.
  • Our dedicated crew and our commitment to cleanliness set us apart from the rest.
  • We expect every project site to be as clean as when we started. More often than not, we leave them cleaner.
  • From small buildings to large-scale structures or even selective demolition within structures, we can handle ANY of your demolition and removal needs.

Types of Projects

  • General demolition concrete/asphalt/brick
  • Floor slabs industrial/residential
  • Driveways
  • Patios
  • Walls industrial/residential
  • Parking lots
  • Streets
  • Sidewalks

OUR SKILLED TECHNICIANS IN ACTION

Feel free to take a minute to watch our team at work…We hope you have as much fun watching as we have running these powerful pieces of equipment.
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Diesel Slab Saw

The Diesel Slab Saw is one of the workhorses of our toolbox, and for our crew it is a point of pride to make operating it look like slicing through butter.

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Electric Slab Saw

The Electric Slab Saw is beneficial for our commercial and industrial clients. There are many rules for emissions and exhaust when we work inside. This equipment gives us the ability to cut slabs just like we do with diesel, but with no harmful emissions.

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Electric Wall Saw

The Electric Wall Saw is a track-mounted super cool saw. We insist on having the newest technology and these saws are now operated with radio-control remote so our techs can stand away from the cutting, while staying safer and a whole lot cleaner.

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Concrete Chain Saw

The Concrete Chain Saw is similar to a saw used to cut a tree, but uses a completely different type of chain. Our chains have diamonds instead of teeth, and they will go through concrete or rebar steel. These saws serve as a finishing tool, so they are used for cutting-in corners with perfect precision and no overcuts.
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Wire Saw

The Wire Sawing is the most unique saw in our equipment arsenal. It is used for huge pieces of concrete or structures that cannot be cut with anything else. We pull this saw out when we tackle massive columns, such as on bridges or piers. There is no limit to how big a piece of concrete we can cut with a wire saw.

OUR FLEET TRUCKS

Our trucks are equipped with everything we need to get ANY concrete cutting job done. If we find we need a different tool, or you request an add-on to the original project, we have got it covered. We make it our priority to have what we need on hand so there is no need to reschedule or go back to the shop for more equipment.
  • Every day our trucks are loaded with our full arsenal of equipment.
  • Organization is the key to efficiency, with so many tools on-hand, each piece has an assigned location that is the same for every truck. So, no matter what tool is needed, our technicians know exactly where it is located.
  • Each of our fleet trucks is fully outfitted with the newest, most-powerful, safest equipment available.
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