Slab saw cutting includes the exact cutting of cement, black-top, or other strong surfaces utilizing a specific saw furnished with a diamond blade. This procedure is usually utilized for making expansion joints, removing damaged areas to fix, or making openings for plumbing, electrical, or HVAC establishments. Our master team guarantees spotless, exact cuts with negligible residue and interruption, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor projects.
In addition to the concrete mix and the weather conditions, determining when to saw concrete is based on the concrete's hardness as well as the type of cutting equipment used to make the saw cuts. Cutting too early causes raveling, an effect created by the saw blade pulling the aggregate out of position, leaving a messy, weakened edge along the cut.
Saw cutting can start anywhere from three to six hours after the concrete is poured, depending on the weather conditions. The best way to determine whether the slab is ready is to make trial cuts to check for raveling.
Our professional team of Saw Cutters put in every effort to arrive at the project on time and be prepared with all necessary equipment to get the job done in a timely manner.
