Slabs, floors & pavement
Straight lines. Exact depth.
Also called slab sawing: walk-behind diamond saws for floors, roads, bridge decks and pavement — removals, expansion joints and trenching.
Straight, controlled cuts across floors, roads and pavement.
What it is
Flat Sawing.
Also called slab sawing — for cutting horizontal surfaces like floors, roads, bridge decks and pavement. Ideal for removals, expansion joints and trenching, our walk-behind saws deliver straight, controlled cuts to precise depth.
What it's for
- Floors & pavement
- Expansion joints
- Trenching
- Removals
The detail
How NoCo does it.
Scan, snap the lines, cut to depth, break out and haul as needed, and — if you want the slab closed again — pour it back matched to the surrounding finish.
What flat sawing is
A walk-behind saw runs a diamond blade through horizontal concrete or asphalt at a set depth. One technician can cut long, straight lines quickly, wet, with the slurry contained.
Typical jobs
- Trenching for plumbing and electrical
- Slab removals and repairs
- Expansion and control joints
- Basement and garage floor openings
- Openings for ductwork, elevators and stairs
- Road, curb, bridge deck and pavement cuts
- Ribbon cuts to break a slab out to depth
Common questions
Answers before you call.
- Indoor or outdoor?
- Both; indoor jobs run on electric or propane saws with water and dust control.
- How deep?
- Depth follows the blade; tell us the slab thickness.
Other services
Ready to get your project cut right?
Tell us what you're working on and we'll put together a clear, upfront quote — no surprises.