Ironset Wichita Falls Concrete
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Concrete cutting in Wichita Falls TX - clean lines right where you marked them

A cracked section that has to come out, or a line to run under a slab? We cut it clean and keep the slurry contained.

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Concrete cutting for slabs and walls

  • Flat sawing slabs

    A large diamond blade cuts straight down through driveways, patios, sidewalks and floors, which suits pulling out a damaged section or opening a trench for a line.

  • Wall sawing for openings

    A saw runs along a track to cut through a concrete or masonry wall, the usual way to add a door or window where there was solid wall.

What does concrete cutting involve in Wichita Falls?

Concrete cutting in Wichita Falls means sawing through a driveway, patio, sidewalk or floor with a large diamond blade, or cutting a door or window opening into a concrete wall, so one section can come out cleanly without breaking up the rest. We're based in Wichita Falls and work in the cities around it.

Most people who call us need a cut so something else can happen, like a cracked section of driveway coming out, a trench for a new line under the patio or an opening for a door. The price moves with how long and how deep the cuts run, whether there's rebar, the steel bars inside the slab, and whether the work is indoors, while the schedule turns on settling the cut lines, checking what's buried and any wait before digging. I put all of that in a written estimate that lists what the job includes, so you know what you'd be paying for before we start.

Concrete cutting, from the first mark to cleanup

Most cuts are the start of other work, like pulling out a section of a concrete driveway or tying new work into a concrete patio, so I plan the cut around what comes next.

  • Marking the lines together

    I walk the cut with you and we mark the lines together, because once the blade goes through, the line can't move.

  • Asking what's in the slab

    Before the saw starts, we ask about pipes, wiring or cables that might run through the slab, and talk through scanning where they could be.

  • Planning for the slurry

    Water cools the blade and keeps the dust down but leaves a wet slurry, so we plan where it gets vacuumed up or contained first.

  • Cutting and clearing out

    We make the cuts and clean up the slurry, and we tell you up front whether breaking out and hauling the pieces is part of the quote.

Why Wichita Falls homeowners call Ironset for cutting

Before I ran this business, I wrote quotes for contractors and kept meeting homeowners who weren't sure what they were paying for. So every estimate we write spells out what's included and what isn't. Thank you for considering us, and when you're ready, call (940) 298-1219 or use the form.

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  • The owner comes out for every estimate

    I come out to look at each job and write the estimate myself, and while our crew does the work, I check in along the way.

  • In business since 2013

    We've been in business since 2013 and are best known for driveways, patios and slab work, so we know what a cut needs to leave behind for the next pour.

  • Licensed, insured and guaranteed

    We're fully licensed and insured, which matters on a job where a blade can meet lines buried in a slab. Satisfaction guaranteed on every job.

What happens when you call about a concrete cut in Wichita Falls?

Every cut is planned around how you'll use the space afterward, because concrete is hard to put back once it's cut, so I'd rather settle the lines and the cleanup with you first.

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  1. Call or send a message

    Call (940) 298-1219 or use the form, and tell us where the concrete is, what kind of surface it is and roughly where you'd like it cut.

  2. I look at the site

    I come out, look at the slab or wall, and ask what the cut is for and what might run underneath or through it.

  3. Your written estimate

    You get an estimate listing what the job includes, and once you're ready, we check on permits, cut, clean up and walk the finished job with you.

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Get a cutting estimate from Ironset in Wichita Falls

Tell us where the concrete is, what the surface is and where you'd like the cut lines, and we'll reply within one business day. I'll then come out for a free on-site estimate, with no obligation.

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Questions about cutting concrete

How much does concrete cutting cost per foot in Wichita Falls?

Concrete saw cutting across the US usually costs about $4 to $15 per linear foot, and that figure covers the sawing. Reinforced or deeper slabs commonly cost more per foot than easy-to-reach ones, and many contractors price breaking out and hauling separately. For a Wichita Falls price on your own cut, I'll come out and write an estimate that lists what's included.

Does my concrete slab need to be scanned before cutting?

It depends on the structure and where the cut goes, and scanning matters most where post-tension cables, electrical conduit, plumbing or other lines may be buried in the slab. Post-tension cables are steel strands pulled tight inside the slab, and one cutting company warns that cutting one can shatter concrete, injure someone and reduce the load the slab can carry. That's why we ask what's in the slab on the first visit.

Who marks the cut lines for concrete cutting?

The owner usually decides, because the cut area should be reviewed, approved and clearly marked before any cutting starts. One trade association's sample specification puts that in the owner's hands. As mentioned above, we mark the lines with you on site so they match what you want.

Do I need to call before digging in Texas after cutting concrete?

Yes, if the digging will go 16 inches or deeper with machinery, Texas law requires a call to the Texas One-Call system at least 2 working days ahead, not counting weekends and holidays. The marks that come out show only the approximate location of underground utilities, so digging near them still calls for care.

How long does concrete cutting take?

The sawing is usually the shorter part of the job, and most of the time goes to the steps around it. Settling the lines, checking what's in the slab, containing the slurry and breaking out the pieces all add time, and a deep or reinforced slab cuts more slowly. Once I've seen the site, the estimate will show what your job includes.

What is the best way to cut concrete indoors?

Indoors, the saw has to suit the room's airflow, because exhaust builds up where it can't escape. One trade association's sample specification calls for ventilation that meets OSHA standards when fuel-burning saws cut interior slabs, and lists electric, hydraulic and air-powered saws as other options. We talk through the room with you before we choose how to cut.

Concrete cutting in Wichita Falls and nearby

The City of Wichita Falls requires the right permits for construction work in the city, and whether a cut like yours needs one depends on the job. So we check with the city office where your job is before we start, and when a permit is needed, we handle the application and paperwork for you. If the cut leads to digging, the state call-before-you-dig rule in the questions above applies too. Water and sewer operators don't have to join that one-call system, so those lines may not show up on the marks.

Many of our cutting calls start with one settled or cracked section in an otherwise sound driveway or patio, and we cut it out clean so new concrete can tie into the old. We see the same kind of work on jobs in Burkburnett and Iowa Park.