Standing walls
Wall Sawing
A track-mounted diamond blade cuts a straight opening through a standing wall that is still carrying load, for a warehouse expansion, a new door, an auto body shop addition, or a window opening.
An opening cut into a wall that is still doing its job.
Wall sawing is how we cut a straight, square opening into concrete that is holding up the rest of the building. The rail bolts to the wall so the blade holds its line instead of wandering, which is what lets a general contractor hang a door frame or a dock leveler straight into the opening without shimming it true. We are fully insured and bonded for the protection of the building owner and the general contractor bringing us onto the site.
Equipment that matches the wall
We have 480-volt, diesel and gas equipment for standard wall cuts, and where a facility cannot power the 480-volt gear we bring our own generators and complete the cut anyway. A super scheduling a wall opening around a live warehouse or an occupied shop does not need to solve the power question before we arrive. We solve it on our side.
Belknap Concrete — Bonded and insured. Se habla espanol. Call (281) 955-6812.
Four reasons the phone rings
Where wall sawing gets used.
A warehouse expanding into an adjoining bay. A new overhead or man door cut into a tilt-wall panel. An addition onto an auto body shop that needs a wider service opening than the original design. A window or door opening added to a wall that was poured solid. Different reasons, the same cut: straight, square, and sized to what goes into it afterward.