Slab & floor sawing
Controlled depth cuts through slabs, driveways and paths for penetrations, expansion joints, lift pits and drainage runs.
Sydney & the Eastern Suburbs
Every kind of cut, one crew, one call. We cut reinforced concrete, brick, block, stone and asphalt across Sydney — from a single power point chase in a terrace to a full slab removal on a commercial site.
What it covers
Controlled depth cuts through slabs, driveways and paths for penetrations, expansion joints, lift pits and drainage runs.
Deep cuts through asphalt and reinforced concrete for service trenches, kerb removal and civil works. More on road sawing.
Clean holes from 20mm to 600mm through walls, floors and ceilings. More on core drilling.
Straight chases for electrical, data and plumbing runs, cut with dust extraction. More on wall chasing.
Tight-access cutting for door and window openings, air-con penetrations and small squares where the big gear won't fit.
Sectional removal of walls, stairs and slabs — cut to size, lifted out clean, structure left where it should be.
On the job
How the job runs
Reinforced concrete, brick, block, sandstone and asphalt all cut differently and take different blades. Knowing what is in the wall or slab before we arrive is what stops a job blowing out — so the more you can tell us up front, the tighter the price.
Every cut gets marked and checked against your drawings or your marks. On a slab we check what is underneath: services, post-tensioning, conduit. A cut in the wrong place cannot be uncut.
Inside an occupied building we cut dry with on-tool extraction so the dust goes into the machine. Outside, or on deep cuts, we cut wet and manage the slurry. Which one suits gets decided on site.
The offcut comes out, the area gets swept or vacuumed, and the next trade can start. You should not be able to tell we were there except for the cut.
What it costs
Concrete cutting is priced on the cut, not the hour, once we know three things: the material and how heavily it is reinforced, the depth and length of cut, and how hard the spot is to get gear to. A ground-floor slab you can drive to is cheap. The same cut on level six with booked lift access and an after-hours noise window is not. Small jobs usually carry a minimum call-out, so it is worth bundling everything you need cut into one visit.
Get a free quoteNone of it is essential — we can work it out on the phone. It just gets you a firm price faster.
Where we work
Based in Sydney and on the road daily, with the Eastern Suburbs a home patch — and the rest of Sydney a short drive.
Eastern Suburbs
… and the rest of Sydney
Questions
It depends on the material, the depth, and how easy the cut is to get to — a couple of core holes is a very different job to a slab removal. Call with the details and we will price it up, usually the same day, before anything starts.
Yes. Diamond blades and core bits go through rebar and mesh. Heavy reo can slow a cut down, so it is worth mentioning when you call so the quote is right first time.
Less than people expect. Dry cutting runs on-tool dust extraction, wet cutting keeps the slurry controlled and cleaned up behind us. Either way the site is left swept and workable.
Yes, seven days, and we do early starts and after-hours work where a site or building manager needs it.
Also on the truck
Quickest way to a price is a phone call. We answer on site.
0405 632 534