Floor saws are either diesel or electrically powered machines which can cut depths of up to 600mm. They are self propelled and require an operator to walk behind it to determine speed and depth of cutting.

This method of cutting is used in concrete and on inclined surfaces. It involves a track which is attached to a surface and then the saw blade is guided by the track to form an opening in the concrete, for either a window or door perhaps.

We use a variety of hand held sawing devices. These are usually used to form openings in brick or block work but can be used for concrete as well.

Chasing is a technique used to form recesses in brick or block work to allow space for services i.e. electrical and mechanical trades. This then allows them to be concealed once plastering is completed.

This method is used for cracking deep sections of concrete. It eliminates the use of normal breaking techniques which can be time consuming and hard work.

This method is employed when vibration and noise needs to be kept to a minimum. These concrete crushers can crush concrete up to 300mm thick in virtual silence.