Phoenix · Since 1961
Concrete sawing and slab sawing in Phoenix since 1961.
Floors, roads, lots, and pours the size of a football field. Diamond slab sawing that removes exactly what you want gone and nothing else.
Slab sawing (some crews call it flat sawing) with diamond-tipped equipment is the most efficient method there is for removing concrete without affecting the surrounding structure. It’s the method construction experts, architects, and engineers recommend most, and no matter what you need it for, Concrete Coring Company has the equipment and the expertise to get it done right.
With over 60 years of experience, we consider our service a cut above the rest. No job is too big, and we regularly handle jobs that are too large for other slab sawing companies. With our custom equipment, and the ability to have equipment custom-manufactured for us for specific situations, you can be sure Concrete Coring Company will have the tools and the experts to take care of your slab sawing.
- Trenches for plumbing, electrical, and utility lines
- Removing damaged or failed sections of slab, road, and parking lot
- Expansion and control joints in floors and pavement
- Asphalt and concrete road cuts, curb cuts, and driveway work
- Sectioning slabs for demolition and removal
- Oversized pours, industrial floors, and stadium-scale flatwork
Cardinals Stadium
Slab sawing jobs around the Valley
Every slab job we write up on a city page lands here too. Tap one to read the story.
Chase Field entry ramp
Downtown Phoenix. Walk-behind saw on the ramp into the ballpark, slurry vac right behind it, open again when we left.
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Cardinals Stadium
Glendale. The biggest floor in Arizona, and they don’t let just anybody park on it.
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When you need slab sawing, turn to Concrete Coring Company.
If you’d like to discuss your options for concrete slab sawing in Phoenix and beyond, send us a message or give us a call today. We are ready to help with any questions you have, and we look forward to working with you.
Slab sawing questions
How deep can you saw cut a slab?
Our slab saws cut well past a foot in a single pass, and we step the cut deeper where the slab calls for it. Floors, roads, lots and bridge decks.
Can you saw cut inside a building?
Yes. Electric and propane saws for indoor work where exhaust matters, wet cutting with slurry capture, and containment around the area so the rest of the floor keeps working.
Do you cut asphalt as well as concrete?
Yes. Asphalt, block and concrete, we cut it all -- trenches, lots, drives and roadway.
Will the cut edges be clean enough to patch against?
Yes, and that is usually why people saw instead of break. Straight, square edges give the patch something honest to key into.
Can you work overnight so the lot stays open?
Yes. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and most parking lot and roadway cutting happens at night for exactly that reason.
Is concrete sawing the same as slab sawing?
Same work, different words. Concrete sawing, slab sawing and flat sawing all mean cutting down through a floor, a lot or a roadway with a walk-behind saw. Ask for any of the three and you will get the same crew.
What does slab sawing cost?
It is priced on linear feet, depth, the material and access, plus the hours. Call 602-268-1439 with the footage and the depth.
Asphalt, block, and concrete. We cut it all.
For your job, we will go anywhere. One number, answered 24/7, and a crew that has been cutting Arizona since 1961.
Call 602-268-1439