Concrete cutting in New Mexico.
NoCo Concrete Cutting serves New Mexico from our Greeley, Colorado home base. For a New Mexico job, describe the work surface as well as the address. A wall opening, floor trench and round penetration need different measurements even when they belong to one project.
Planning the work
Plan the project.
Keep wall and slab work distinct
One sketch per surface
For example, an alteration could combine a wall opening for ductwork with a floor trench for another trade. Mark the wall width and height separately from the trench route, length and width.
Explain what follows the opening
Say whether another contractor will install something through the opening and whether you want to discuss a pour back afterward. This keeps cutting and restoration requests clear without assuming either is automatically included.
Our services
What does the job need?
Discuss the work with NoCo from our Greeley home base. These services can be considered on their own or as part of a larger scope.
GPR concrete scanning
Scanning helps locate rebar, post-tension cables and conduit before cutting, coring or anchoring. It can also be discussed as the job itself.
Wall sawing
Wall sawing makes openings in concrete or masonry for doors, windows and mechanical work.
Core drilling
Concrete coring creates round holes for pipes, vents, drains, conduit and anchors.
Flat sawing
Flat sawing cuts horizontal floors, slabs and pavement for trenches and openings.
Pour backs
Discuss restoring cut trenches and openings after the other trades finish, including the existing grade and finish.
Have a job in mind?
Tell us where the New Mexico work is, what needs to be cut or scanned, and what timing you have in mind. Call or request a quote to discuss the scope.