Wall Sawing

Concrete Cutting & Coring

Concrete wall sawing Services

service overview

Wall sawing or "Track Sawing" involves mounting boots and tracks to concrete surfaces which the saw is then attached to. This allows the saw to be guided along the surface of the wall, floor, beam, ceiling, etc.

The wall saw is typically operated by a trained professional who carefully guides the saw along the desired cutting path. The diamond blade on the wall saw is capable of cutting through thick concrete walls, as well as other materials like brick, block, or stone. The depth of the cut can be adjusted to meet the specific requirements of the project.

A construction worker is cutting concrete on a bridge with a wall saw

A machine is cutting concrete with sparks coming out of it.

wall sawing Applications

Wall sawing is a precise and efficient method for cutting through walls, floors, beams and ceilings, as it allows for controlled and accurate cuts. It is often used in situations where cutting methods, such as hand sawing and flat sawing, are not practical or safe. Wall sawing is commonly used in commercial and industrial construction projects, as well as in residential renovations and remodeling.

Our commitment to quality is evident through the use of the highest quality HF Wall saws available in the market. These saws can be operated remotely, configured to suit various cutting angles for efficient waste slab removal, and achieve precise cuts of up to 38 inches in depth.

Service Specs:

Depth

1/2" to 36" deep

Type of Cut

Straight Cut

Materials Cut

Concrete, Rebar

Powered By

HF Electric, Hydraulic

Dust control method

Water

Best For:

Vertical openings, inverted openings, thick slabs where flat saws can't reach.

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Scan before you saw

Scanning concrete before wall sawing is of paramount importance for several critical reasons:

safety

Scanning helps identify and locate potential hazards within the concrete, such as rebar, post-tension cables, electrical conduits, or plumbing lines. This information is essential to prevent accidents, injuries, and equipment damage during the cutting process.

precision

Concrete scanning provides precise data about the depth and location of embedded objects. This information is crucial for planning and executing accurate wall sawing, ensuring that cuts are made exactly where needed.

structural integrity

Cutting through reinforcement elements like rebar or post-tension cables without prior knowledge can compromise the structural integrity of the concrete. Scanning helps preserve the strength and stability of the structure.

cost efficiency

By identifying and avoiding hidden obstructions, concrete scanning helps prevent costly mistakes, rework, and unexpected repair expenses. It allows for more efficient project planning and execution.

in summary

Concrete scanning before wall sawing is a proactive and essential step to ensure safety, accuracy, and cost-effectiveness in construction projects. It minimizes risks, helps maintain structural integrity, and aligns with regulatory requirements, ultimately contributing to the success of the project and the protection of both people and property.

wall sawing FAQs

We've compiled this comprehensive list of frequently asked questions to provide you with quick and informative answers. Whether you're a new customer seeking information about our offerings or a returning customer with inquiries about using our platform, you'll find valuable insights here.

What is concrete wall sawing, and when is it typically used in construction projects?

Concrete wall sawing is a cutting technique used to create precise openings or openings in vertical concrete or masonry surfaces. It is commonly used for tasks like creating doorways, windows, or HVAC openings.
Why is it essential to scan the concrete before wall sawing?

Scanning the concrete helps identify hidden obstacles like rebar, post-tension cables, or utilities, ensuring safe and accurate cutting while avoiding potential damage.
What types of equipment are typically used for concrete wall sawing?

Wall sawing equipment includes specialized saws with diamond blades designed for vertical cuts, often mounted on tracks to ensure straight and precise cuts.
How deep can concrete wall sawing go?

The depth of concrete wall sawing can vary based on equipment and blade size, but it can typically achieve depths ranging from a few inches to several feet, depending on the project's requirements.
How can contractors estimate the cost of a concrete wall sawing project?

Project costs depend on factors like the size of the opening, the thickness of the concrete, and the complexity of the cutting. Contractors can provide estimates based on these project-specific details.
Can concrete wall sawing be done on curved or angled surfaces?

Yes, specialized equipment and techniques allow for wall sawing on curved or angled surfaces to create openings or cutouts as needed.

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