Concrete Cutting Services in Jacksonville, FL
Ten ways to cut, drill and remove concrete and asphalt, from a crew that has done it since 1986.
All ten services
Concrete Core Drilling
Clean, round penetrations through slabs, walls and decks for pipe, conduit and anchors. Every truck carries 1"–12" bits; the shop has 41" and 43".
Details on concrete core drilling
Slab Sawing
Straight, deep cuts in floors, slabs and pavement, up to 24 inches deep, including electric saws for indoor work.
Details on slab sawing
Wall Sawing
Track-mounted saws for clean door, window and equipment openings in concrete and block walls up to about two feet thick.
Details on wall sawing
Hand Sawing
Portable handheld saws for small openings, tight corners and places a bigger machine can't reach.
Details on hand sawing
Wire Sawing
A diamond wire loop for reinforced concrete too thick or too large for a blade: columns, beams, thick walls and plant structures.
Details on wire sawing
Concrete Chainsaw Cutting
Diamond-chain saws that plunge-cut square corners and small openings with no overcut past the line.
Details on concrete chainsaw cutting
Concrete Grinding
Diamond grinding to take down high spots, lips and uneven edges on concrete surfaces.
Details on concrete grinding
Concrete Trenching
Trenches saw-cut and removed through slabs so plumbers and electricians can run pipe and conduit.
Details on concrete trenching
Asphalt Cutting
Straight, clean cuts in asphalt roads, parking lots and driveways for utility work, patches and tie-ins.
Details on asphalt cutting
Specialty Demolition
Selective, controlled removal of concrete sections, cut out in pieces instead of hammered out.
Details on specialty demolition
The right method for the cut
Core drilling makes clean round openings for pipe and conduit. Slab sawing makes straight cuts through floors and pavement. Wall saws open doors and windows, chainsaws finish the corners, and wire saws take anything larger. ABC performs every one of them, so the crew can switch methods mid-job.
- No practical size limit on core drilling
- Slab saws cut up to 24" deep
- Wall saws handle walls up to about 2 ft thick
- Wire sawing for anything larger
Pricing and scheduling
Every job is quoted on its scope. The FAQ covers minimum charges, night and weekend work, and what ABC does not do.
1986
Cutting concrete across Northeast Florida since then.
150+
Years of combined experience on a five-person crew.
Same day
Same-day and next-morning jobs are common across the Jacksonville metro.
Service questions
There is no practical size limit on core drilling. Every truck carries bits from 1 inch through 12 inches, with half sizes up to 4½ inches, and the shop has large-diameter bits including 41-inch and 43-inch. ABC has drilled a 36-inch core through a 3-foot wall at a water treatment plant.
ABC's slab saws cut up to 24 inches deep, and wall saws handle walls up to about 2 feet thick. For anything larger, ABC uses wire sawing.
Very little. All our cutting and drilling is wet, which keeps dust down and cools the blade. The water turns the cuttings into slurry, which is why ABC can cut inside occupied buildings.
Both. Most ABC jobs are commercial, for electricians, plumbers, general contractors, road and underground contractors, utilities and facilities teams. Residential work is welcome too.
Need concrete cut, cored or removed?
Call (904) 246-1656 and tell us what needs cutting, where, and when.