Here at Santa Barbara Concrete Cutting we have been serving the tri county area with 25 years of quality and service. We offer affordable concrete cutting along with the latest state of the art concrete cutting equipment. You can be assured that your project, big or small will be completed in a professional and timely manner. Call us today at 805-687-4210 for your free estimate on your next concrete project!
Santa Barbara Concrete Cutting has been locally owned and operated for 25 years. Serving the tri-counties for general construction, commercial, industrial and residential operations. We pride ourselves on our professionalism and prompt service and with an outstanding reputation in the industry! Whether you need concrete or asphalt saw cutting, core drilling, wall sawing, demolition or trip hazard removal we are here to facilitate your job, big or small. If your aim is to have a wall cut in half, a slab cut for accessibility, a window to let sunshine in, a curb core to drain water or a dangerous uplifted sidewalk ground down, please give us a call - 805-687-4210.
Concrete is composed of water, cement, and aggregate. The portions of the materials, and the size of the aggregate determine the strength of the cement. Other influences on the strength include applications, and temperature while curing.
Wall sawing techniques are utilized in the cutting of any type of concrete openings on a concrete wall, including doors, windows, and wall panels. Here, a hydraulic wall saw is used (when the concrete thickness is fewer than 24 inches).
When cut sections of wall are to remain in place after they are cut, we follow the OSHA guidelines for bracing and securing the cut items so that proper safety is maintained. OSHA expressly forbids wedging as a procedure.
Concrete saws are a available in a wide variety of sizes. Saws can be small and hand held, large enough to require wheels so that it can be pushed while walking, and even rigged to scale the wall of a tall building.
So what’s the difference between a cut-off machine and other types of concrete saws (such as walk behind floor saws, wall saws, and diamond wire saws)? The main difference is that they are handheld and more versatile than other saws.