Slab Sawing
Walk-behind and ride-on diamond blade saws for roads, trenches, pits, and slab replacements — indoors or out.
Slab sawing is a mechanical method that uses diamond blades to cut through asphalt, concrete, pavers, brick, and block. Methods can be used indoors and outdoors with electric, gas, or diesel equipment. Using a walk-behind or ride-on saw, cuts are made on the road for removals, excavation, and utility work.
Interior trenching, pits, slab replacements, and renovations use slab sawing to aid in clean cuts and removals. Cuts can be made through any amount of rebar, railroad track, or steel in the material, on slab on grade or suspended floors such as high-rise buildings, bridges, and roofs.
Tier 4 diesel saws keep emissions low inside warehouses and industrial facilities. Green sawing can also be done to increase production and follow project specifications.
More Capabilities
Core Drilling
Holes from 1" to 60" in diameter at any angle or depth for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and utility systems.
Hand Sawing / Ring Saw / Chain Saw
Cuts up to 25" thick in tight spaces where a wall saw cannot fit — gas, hydraulic, or electric.
Wall Sawing
Remote-controlled, track-mounted saws cutting walls, floors, and structures up to 26" thick.