We provide concrete saw cutting, core drilling, slab trenching and joint cutting in San Antonio, Boerne, New Braunfels, Spring Branch and Bulverde. Licensed (SCC-26-00014) and insured. Call (210) 405-7176 to schedule.
When precision and clean results matter, professional concrete cutting is essential. At San Antonio Concrete Contractors, we specialize in concrete saw cutting in San Antonio, delivering accurate, efficient, and safe cutting for commercial, industrial and residential projects.
Our crews handle slab sawing, wall sawing, core drilling, trenching and demolition cutting for general contractors, plumbers, electricians, property managers and homeowners. We serve San Antonio, Boerne, New Braunfels, Spring Branch, Bulverde, Schertz and Fair Oaks Ranch.
Most of our cutting work is for other trades. We cut and core so your crews can keep moving:
Licensed and insured, with certificates of insurance available on request.
Concrete saw cutting requires specialized equipment and skilled professionals to achieve clean, straight cuts without damaging surrounding structures. Whether you need cuts for expansion joints, demolition, plumbing access, or remodeling, our team ensures minimal disruption and maximum precision. We work with all types of concrete surfaces, including driveways, slabs, walls, and foundations.
We offer a full range of concrete cutting services tailored to meet your project needs:
Perfect for cutting horizontal surfaces such as floors, driveways, and foundations. We ensure straight, smooth cuts for expansion joints or removal sections.
Used for vertical or steep surfaces, including walls and structural concrete. Ideal for creating openings for doors, windows, and utilities.
We drill precise holes in concrete for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC installations.
Prevents cracks and structural damage by allowing concrete to expand and contract naturally.
Controlled cutting to safely remove sections of concrete without affecting nearby structures.
When searching for concrete saw cutting in San Antonio, choosing an experienced contractor is key. Here’s why customers trust us:
We understand how important accuracy is in concrete cutting, and we take pride in delivering results that meet your exact specifications.
Our concrete saw cutting services are suitable for a wide range of applications, including:
No matter the size or complexity of your project, we have the tools and expertise to get the job done right.
We proudly provide concrete saw cutting services in:
If you’re searching for dependable concrete saw cutting in San Antonio, our team is ready to help with fast and professional service.
We follow a streamlined process to ensure high-quality results:
Our approach ensures efficiency, safety, and minimal disruption to your property.
If you need concrete saw cutting in San Antonio or the surrounding area, call the professionals at San Antonio Concrete Contractors. Contractors and plumbers: ask about repeat-partner pricing.
Call (210) 405-7176 or request a free estimate. See also core drilling, slab trenching and commercial demolition.
We provide flat or slab sawing for horizontal surfaces such as floors, driveways, parking lots, and foundations, wall sawing for vertical and inclined surfaces including door and window openings and equipment penetrations, core drilling for plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and anchor installations, control and expansion joint cutting on new pours, and controlled demolition cutting where a section has to come out without disturbing what surrounds it. Curb, sidewalk, and trench cutting for utility work are also routine for us.
It depends on the method. A walk behind flat saw handles the depths involved in most slab, driveway, and parking lot work in a single pass, and deeper sections are cut in stages from both sides where access allows. Wall saws on a track cut substantially deeper and are the right tool for structural walls, elevated decks, and openings in thick concrete. Core drilling handles precise round penetrations across a wide range of diameters. Tell us the thickness and what is on the far side of the cut, and we will bring the right equipment the first time.
Both, chosen to fit the environment. Wet cutting suppresses dust and extends blade life and is our default outdoors, and we contain and vacuum the slurry rather than letting it run into drains, landscaping, or storm inlets. For occupied buildings, finished interiors, and areas where water is a problem, we cut dry with vacuum dust collection. Respirable crystalline silica is a regulated hazard under federal rules, so dust control is not optional on our jobs, and it matters to building owners because uncontrolled silica dust in an occupied space is both a health issue and a cleanup bill.
We scan before we cut. Concrete scanning with ground penetrating radar locates reinforcement, conduit, and post tension tendons so the cut or core can be laid out to miss them. This is critical rather than optional on post tensioned slabs, which are common in commercial construction in this region, because those cables are under extreme tension and cutting one can cause explosive failure, injury, and structural damage that is very costly to repair. If you know or suspect the slab is post tensioned, tell us up front and provide the tendon layout drawings if they exist.
Timing is narrow and it matters. Joints are typically cut within the first several hours after finishing, once the concrete is hard enough that the saw does not ravel the edges but before shrinkage stress causes random cracking. In San Antonio summer heat that window arrives fast, sometimes within a few hours of the pour. Cut depth is generally about one quarter of the slab thickness so the slab is weakened enough to crack along the joint, and spacing follows the slab thickness and geometry. Early entry saws let us cut sooner on large placements where waiting risks losing the slab.
Yes. Much of our cutting work happens in operating retail spaces, medical offices, restaurants, warehouses, and multi tenant buildings where the work has to fit around business hours. We schedule nights and weekends, isolate the work area, use dry cutting with dust collection where water is unacceptable, protect finishes and adjacent surfaces, and clean the area before we leave. Noise and vibration are managed as much as the method allows, and we will tell you honestly what to expect rather than promising a silent process.
Flat and wall sawing is generally priced by linear foot, with the rate driven by cut depth, concrete strength, and how heavily reinforced the slab is, since rebar consumes blades. Core drilling is priced per hole by diameter and depth. Most cutting work carries a mobilization minimum, because the equipment, water supply or vacuum system, and crew have to arrive regardless of whether the cut is ten feet or a hundred. Scanning, after hours scheduling, difficult access, and debris removal are quoted as separate line items so you can see exactly what you are paying for.