Concrete Cutting

When your project demands precision and reliability, Randahl Construction delivers expert commercial concrete cutting solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether you’re renovating an existing structure, creating openings for new utilities, or requiring controlled demolition, our experienced team utilizes state-of-the-art equipment and proven techniques to ensure clean, accurate cuts with minimal disruption. From sawing and core drilling to slab penetration, we provide comprehensive concrete cutting services that meet the demanding standards of commercial, industrial, and institutional projects. With a commitment to safety, efficiency, and exceptional results, Randahl Construction keeps your project on schedule and within budget.

Why Choose Randahl

Our crews use industrial-grade saws with water suppression and vacuum systems to minimize mess and keep your facility operational. With decades of experience, we know how to cut exactly what you need, exactly where you need it – no more, no less.

Our Process

Frequently Asked Questions

What is commercial concrete cutting?

Commercial concrete cutting is the process of using specialized diamond-blade equipment to create precise cuts in concrete for renovations, utility installations, equipment foundations, and structural modifications. It can include slab sawing, wall sawing, trench cutting, and core drilling.

Professional concrete cutting minimizes damage to surrounding concrete, improves accuracy, and helps commercial projects stay on schedule.

When is commercial concrete cutting needed?

Commercial concrete cutting is commonly required when installing plumbing, electrical, or utility lines, replacing damaged concrete, creating expansion joints, or modifying existing slabs during renovations. It is also frequently used when installing heavy equipment or expanding manufacturing facilities.

A professional contractor can determine the safest and most efficient cutting method based on your project’s requirements.

Can reinforced concrete be cut safely?

Yes. Reinforced concrete can be safely cut using professional diamond-blade equipment designed to cut through both concrete and embedded steel reinforcement. Proper planning and specialized equipment help maintain the structural integrity of the surrounding slab.

Experienced contractors also identify utilities and review project conditions before any cutting begins.

How much does commercial concrete cutting cost?

Commercial concrete cutting costs vary depending on the slab thickness, amount of reinforcement, cutting depth, accessibility, and overall project size. Every project is unique, so pricing is typically based on a site evaluation.

Randahl Construction provides customized estimates to ensure you receive the most efficient and cost-effective solution.

What types of commercial concrete cutting services do we offer?

Randahl Construction provides commercial concrete cutting services for warehouse renovations, manufacturing facilities, office buildings, retail spaces, and industrial properties. Our capabilities include slab sawing, trench cutting, core drilling, selective concrete removal, and cutting for utility or equipment installations.

Our team delivers precise, clean cuts that support safe, efficient commercial construction projects.

6. What is slab sawing?

Slab sawing, also known as flat sawing, is used to cut horizontal concrete surfaces such as warehouse floors, parking lots, sidewalks, roadways, and industrial slabs. Diamond blades mounted on walk-behind saws create clean, accurate cuts for concrete removal, expansion joints, trenching, or equipment installations.

7. What is wall sawing?

Wall sawing uses a track-mounted diamond saw to cut vertical or angled concrete surfaces. It is commonly used to create openings for doors, windows, elevators, mechanical equipment, and building expansions. Wall sawing provides smooth, precise cuts with minimal vibration and is ideal for reinforced concrete walls.

8. What is concrete core drilling?

Concrete core drilling creates clean, circular openings through concrete walls, floors, and ceilings. These openings are commonly used for plumbing, electrical conduit, HVAC systems, fire protection piping, telecommunications, and other utility installations. Core drilling provides accurate results while minimizing damage to surrounding concrete.

9. Can concrete cutting be performed in occupied commercial buildings?

Yes. Many commercial concrete cutting projects are completed while businesses remain operational. Contractors often use dust-control systems, wet-cutting methods, containment barriers, and phased scheduling to minimize disruption and maintain a safe environment for occupants, employees, and customers.

10. What types of projects require commercial concrete cutting?

Commercial concrete cutting is commonly used for: