Concrete Cutting, Demolition and Removal Toronto & Ontario

Concrete demolition is the process of completely or partially destroying concrete structures. It can involve using heavy machinery, such as hydraulic breakers or jackhammers, or controlled demolition techniques that utilize explosives.

Concrete coring involves drilling precise, circular holes in concrete using a core drill. This technique is commonly used for installing plumbing, electrical conduits, or HVAC systems, or for creating holes for anchoring purposes.

Concrete disposal means proper and responsible disposal of concrete waste material. This can include loading the concrete onto trucks and transporting it to approved disposal sites.

Curb cutting involves the removal of sections of curbs, typically to create driveways or walkways. This is achieved using saws or other cutting tools to cut through the concrete curb.

Concrete cutting is the process of using specialized tools, such as diamond blades, to cut through concrete surfaces or structures. This technique can be used to create openings, modify shapes, or remove sections of concrete.

Concrete recycling is the process of reusing crushed or ground-up concrete for other construction purposes. Recycled concrete can be used as a base for new projects or blended with other materials to create sustainable construction materials.

Core drilling is a technique used to create precise holes in concrete using a core drill. It is often done for plumbing, electrical, or HVAC installations or to create openings for ventilation or windows.

Asphalt driveway removal involves dismantling and removing existing asphalt driveways. It typically involves using heavy machinery, such as excavators or skid steers, to break apart and remove the asphalt surface, ensuring a clean and smooth removal process.

Where to Dispose of Concrete?

Concrete removal entails dismantling and removing existing concrete structures or surfaces. It may involve the use of heavy machinery, including excavators, jackhammers, or saws, to safely break apart and remove the concrete.

Wire sawing (cutting) utilizes a diamond wire looped around the concrete structure to be cut. The wire is then pulled back and forth at high speed, effectively slicing through thick or reinforced concrete, such as bridge columns or concrete beams.

Concrete slab sawing and removal specifically refers to the technique of cutting through large, flat concrete surfaces, such as floors or pavements, using saws with diamond blades. Once cut, the concrete slabs can be removed and disposed of or recycled.