Most requested cutting jobs
New door or window openings in concrete walls, widening existing openings, cutting slab sections for stairs, lifts or light wells, trenching floors for drainage pipes, and removing old concrete bases during renovation.
Sawing vs breaking
A diamond saw cuts to a set depth along a marked line, so cracks don’t spread into the rest of the wall or slab and the edges are ready for finishing — with far less noise and vibration than hammering.
Safety and engineering
Any cut in a structural element (column, beam, load-bearing slab) must be approved by an engineer. We cut to the drawing and measurements and can suggest temporary support for large openings.
Clean-up
We cut wet to reduce dust, section the concrete into pieces that are easy to carry, and leave the site tidy.
Typical concrete cutting jobs
- Door & window openings
- Widening existing openings
- Slab cuts for lifts and stairs
- Floor trenching for drainage
- Removing concrete during renovation
- Shop and showroom alterations
Frequently asked questions
Can you cut a reinforced concrete wall?
Yes, diamond saws cut both concrete and rebar. For load-bearing walls an engineer’s approval is required first.
What is “laser wall cutting”?
What people in Saudi call “laser cutting” is actually precise diamond saw cutting. Both give straight edges; the method depends on wall thickness and location.
Is there a lot of dust?
We cut with water cooling on most jobs, which greatly reduces dust compared with dry cutting or breaking.
Do you remove the debris?
We section the concrete into small pieces. Hauling debris off site is agreed depending on job size.