Concrete saw cutting is a fast, safe and efficient way to prevent uncontrolled cracks and limit shrinkage damage to your concrete floor. At Technic Concrete Floors, we offer high-quality concrete saw-cutting services for the warehousing, industrial, commercial and residential sectors.
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Our precision concrete saw-cutting service is overseen by design engineers who create the ideal cutting grid for your next project. We’re here to provide you with peace of mind, knowing that your floor will stand up to anything.
Cutting into your newly poured concrete floor might not make sense. However, creating control or contraction joints for industrial flooring is critical for a durable, long-lasting finish.
Unfortunately, concrete cracking is common. As your concrete floor cures, water can evaporate from the surface, causing the concrete to shrink and crack.
Controlling these expansion cracks is paramount. Concrete saw cutting lets you plan where the cracking occurs for strong and stable results.
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Our concrete saw-cutting services will meet your construction needs with cutting-edge technology and methodology for outstanding results.
Using a concrete floor cutter is a specialised skill with a wide range of applications, including:
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Precision saw cuts for concrete floors have multiple benefits for your project:
A range of electric, diesel and petrol machines can be used internally and externally
Water-cooled cutting blades suppress dust
Ergonomic and compact machines
Overseen by engineers for superior precision
Suitable for environmentally sensitive areas
Control cuts create precision expansion joints
Our precision floor saws allow us to make optimum cuts at one-quarter to one-third the depth of the concrete slab, ensuring greater accuracy.
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We use a track saw system to make straight, precision cuts into a flat surface. A circular blade is spindle-mounted and overseen by an operator.
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Concrete is one of the hardest construction materials, so we use industrial diamond-tipped blades for precision cutting. These durable circular saw blades give us fingertip control over each cut to the required depth.
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The Importance of Timing
Knowing when to cut concrete is critical to achieving the best finish.
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Following the Correct Cutting Pattern
Cuts should be made along predetermined grid lines once the concrete has hardened but before cracks appear.
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Risks of Cutting Too Early
Cutting too soon can cause ravelling, where aggregate is pushed out of the concrete surface.
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Risks of Cutting Too Late
Delayed cutting makes concrete more prone to uncontrolled cracking.
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Expert Guidance in Challenging Conditions
Hot weather speeds up drying, but our engineers can help determine the ideal cutting timeframe and advise on the best cutting grids and bay layouts for your floor.
Our engineering team will plan the best saw-cutting grids for your space. Square patterns are optimal for controlling floor shrinkage, and the greater the number of cuts, the less shrinkage each cut has to deal with.
However, spacing your cuts too far apart could cause cracking mid-panel. With over 40 years of industry experience, we’ve helped businesses across the UK minimise concrete cracks and can make sure you get the exact spacing you need for the best results.
Our engineering team will plan the best saw-cutting grids for your space. Square patterns are optimal for controlling floor shrinkage, and the greater the number of cuts, the less shrinkage each cut has to deal with.
However, spacing your cuts too far apart could cause cracking mid-panel. With over 40 years of industry experience, we’ve helped businesses across the UK minimise concrete cracks and can make sure you get the exact spacing you need for the best results.
We offer a variety of tailored, specialist concrete flooring solutions. Let our team handle the process — from ideation and design to expert installation.
At Technic Concrete Flooring, we know that every project has different needs and requirements. Contact us, and we’ll be happy to provide you with a quote.
Ideally, concrete should be cut after hardening but before cracking occurs. However, factors like weather and the concrete mix can all affect the timing of concrete cutting. Our design engineers will be happy to advise you on the best layouts and timings.
In our experience, durable track saws and circular saws are most effective for concrete cutting.