Restricted-site work
Badged for the sites most contractors cannot get into.
Intel’s Ocotillo and Chandler campuses. TSMC. Luke Air Force Base. Very few concrete cutting contractors in Arizona are through that paperwork. We are — so if your work is inside the fence, we are already through it.
Where we are cleared to work
Inside the fence, already.
Intel — Ocotillo
Badged crews on the fab campus in Chandler. Site orientation and restricted-area procedure current.
Intel — Chandler campus
Badged and working. See concrete cutting in Chandler.
TSMC
Badged for concrete cutting and core drilling on the semiconductor campus in north Phoenix.
Luke Air Force Base
Approved for base access in Glendale. Cutting, coring and demolition on an active installation, on their schedule and their rules.
We also work data centers, hospitals, water and power facilities and other secured sites across the Valley. Tell dispatch the site and you will get a straight answer on whether we are already cleared for it.
What badging is
Getting through the gate is its own job.
A live fab or an active air base is not a site you drive onto. Every man who works there is badged, and every badge is earned before the work, not during it.
- Badging for every man on the crew — not the company, the individual. A man who is not badged does not go through the gate, and a crew short a man is a crew that cannot cut.
- Site orientation and site-specific rules, done before the first day and kept current.
- Escort and restricted-area procedure — where you can go, when, who walks with you, and what happens to the work when that changes mid-shift.
- Tool, vehicle and material control at the gate. Every trip, every day.
None of that is arranged in a week. It is the reason these projects call the same short list of contractors over and over.
What it means for you
The cut starts when you schedule it, not when the paperwork clears.
If you hire a cutting contractor who is not badged, the badging runs on your schedule. Their delay becomes your delay, and it lands before a blade has turned.
- No ramp-up. Our men are already badged and already oriented. You are scheduling a cut, not starting a process.
- No escort surprises. The crew knows how the site runs, because they work there.
- No second contractor. Core drilling, wall sawing, slab sawing, scanning and demolition are all ours, so one badged crew covers the scope instead of three companies each needing access.
- Nights, weekends, shutdowns. We are open 24/7. Work that has to happen inside a narrow window happens inside the window.
Inside the fence
The same seven services, under site rules.
Nothing about the work changes on a restricted site except how we get to it and how we leave it.
Working Chandler? See concrete cutting in Chandler. Glendale, near the base? See concrete cutting in Glendale. Everywhere else, our service area.
Questions
Badged work, answered straight.
What restricted sites are you badged for in Arizona?
Intel’s Ocotillo and Chandler campuses, TSMC, and base access at Luke Air Force Base. We also work data centers, hospitals and utility facilities across the Valley.
Why does badging matter when hiring a concrete cutting contractor?
On a restricted site every man is badged before he works, not during. If your cutting contractor is not already badged, that process runs on your schedule — and it lands before a blade has turned.
How quickly can you be on site inside a restricted campus?
Because the badging is already done, scheduling is the only constraint. A contractor who still has to get badged is weeks away before a saw ever turns, and that time comes out of your schedule, not theirs.
What concrete cutting do you do inside the fence?
All of it. Core drilling, wall sawing, slab sawing, green sawing, concrete grinding, GPR scanning and selective demolition — the same work we do anywhere, done under site rules.
Do you carry the insurance a restricted-site project requires?
Yes. We are a licensed Arizona contractor, ROC071382, and we carry the bonding and insurance that license requires. Additional insured certificates are available on request.
Can you work a shutdown window at night or on a weekend?
Yes. We are open 24/7. Restricted-site work often has to happen inside a narrow window, and that is exactly when we run it.
Tell us the site. We will tell you straight.
One number, answered 24/7, and a badged crew that has been cutting Arizona concrete since 1961.
Call 602-268-1439