The diamond wall saw can accomplish many tasks that could not be done effectively with jackhammers. The diamond wall saw can accomplish the task without affecting the structural integrity of the remaining concrete wall. The wall saw gives a finished cut that does not require patching.

Utilizing a track mounted sawing system that can make cuts through reinforced concrete up to 36” thick without damaging the adjacent concrete wall surfaces. Wall sawing is typically used to make clean and precise openings for doorways, windows, and ventilation louvers.

Flat wall sawing has a broad range of applications such as demolition, trenching for plumbing, electric utilities, loop sawing (for traffic controls), expansion joints in green concrete and for the removal of deteriorated sections of concrete slabs and bridges.

Using a walk behind machine an operator can quickly saw cut trenches, stairway, elevator openings as well as duct penetrations without causing structural damage to the remaining floor slab.

Wire Sawing Wire sawing is a flexible sawing technique, utilizing a stainless steel cable strung with diamond wire beads that can be used to cut and thickness or depth of concrete. It can also cut large expansive machine bases or monument pedestals.

Diamond grinding is used to level uneven surfaces both indoors and out. Diamond grinding is to level doorways and eliminate trip hazards.

Chain and hand sawing is typically used when slab sawing or wall sawing is not the practical solution due to the size or locations of the penetrations needed.