Concrete Cutting Systems Pittsburgh Inc.

Concrete Cutting Systems Inc. has been "The Concrete Cutting Specialists" in the Philadelphia area since 1995.  We are your full service concrete drilling, sawing, and sealing SPECIALISTS! We now have an office in Pittsburgh.   We provide our services up and down the east coast.  

Please contact us at 1-888-444-9008 or info@sawcutr.com to discuss the requirements for your next project or if we can answer any question you might have about our services, processes or company.  
  

Wall Sawing 
Wall sawing utilizes circular diamond blades mounted on a rigid track system to make vertical or horizontal cuts in concrete or masonry walls. Wall sawing is typically used to cut doorway, windows and HVAC openings. This method of cutting can be used for up to 24" thick walls or floors, or up to 48" if both sides are accessible.   

Core Drilling 
When a round hole is what you require, core drilling is the method of choice. We core drill from 1/2" to 36" diameter holes to virtually any depth. Typical applications include HVAC openings, plumbing lines, floor drains, anchor holes and electrical and fiber optic runs. Line drilling or coring a series of overlapping holes is another way to produce openings to any size and depth when other methods can't be used.   

Slab/Flat Sawing
Slab or Flat sawing is accomplished with a diamond blade mounted on an Electric or Gas powered saw to cut straight vertical cuts in concrete slabs, floors, roadways and bridge decks. Smaller 400 Cycle electric saws used for interior cutting and trenching, while larger gas saws are generally used for exterior and road work.   

Sawing and Sealing
Sawing and sealing of expansion joints in asphalt and concrete is done quickly and precisely. Cutting can be done wet or dry with approved vacuum systems.

Our state-of-the-art equipment uses non-abrasive polyureas, pre-formed neoprene, and urethanes to seal and repair cracks in concrete surfaces.

Asphalt joints are filled with a hot rubberized material. Existing joints and cracks in concrete and asphalt are rehabilitated by the use of saws and routers. Once the old material is removed the joints are sandblasted or pressure washed and resealed with new material.