A general estimate is 150 pounds per cubic foot. To calculate the weight of concrete, multiply the length by the width by the height (thickness) and then multiply that result by 150.

For wall saw mounting, we require 4 feet of clearance perpendicular to the wall (extending straight back) and 2 feet of clearance from one side of the opening, which could be the top, bottom, or either side.

Water serves as both a coolant and lubricant for the diamond-impregnated blade while also preventing airborne dust during the cutting process.

Begin by removing all debris, furniture, carpeting, and obstacles from the work area and access points. This may also include removing siding, sheetrock, and framing. We'll need access to all sides of the work area for cleanup and safety purposes. Since concrete sawing requires water and generates a small amount of dusty mist, all of our trucks are equipped with wet vacuums for slurry containment and cleanup.

Yes, we offer full-service removal with a dedicated crew, dump trucks, and the necessary machinery for loading, breaking, and transporting concrete to recycling facilities.

Yes, we have concrete floor grinders and scarifiers available to address trip hazards and sloping issues.

The blade guard on our slab saw requires approximately 2-3 inches of clearance from the wall when cutting parallel.

The blade guard on our slab saw requires approximately 3 inches of clearance from the wall when cutting perpendicular.

Yes, we can perform flush cuts against walls or floors.

Yes, we can create openings without overcuts in the corners.