Site Construction for House Cutting, Demolition of Cement Walls, On-Time Completion

We undertake the renovation, demolition, and cutting removal of various reinforced concrete structures, dangerous bridge cutting removal, culvert cutting removal, chimney cutting removal, static cutting removal, static demolition, bridge cutting removal, support beam cutting removal, pier cutting removal, foundation cutting removal, building cutting removal, structure cutting removal, wall cutting removal, floor cutting removal, ground cutting removal, road surface cutting removal, box girder cutting removal, column cutting removal, load-bearing wall cutting removal, collision wall cutting removal, collision barrier cutting removal, rope saw cutting, wall saw cutting, disc saw cutting, chain saw cutting, wall opening, floor opening, non-destructive static cutting, concrete wall cutting removal, concrete engineering drilling, reinforcement and renovation, etc.
Concrete cutting equipment mainly includes diamond hydraulic wire saws, hydraulic disc saws (also known as hydraulic wall saws), electric wall saws, handheld chain saws, road saws, large road saws, water drilling cutting equipment, and water jet cutting machines (also known as high-pressure water jet cutters: due to their high cost and expensive construction, concrete cutting is not widely used in the market at present).

Concrete slab cutting methods:
Cut in accordance with the principle of no more than 500 kg per small piece, and unload the cut concrete blocks onto the next floor level or ground.
2. Based on the design drawings, determine the cutting area. First, mark the required cutting edges on the floor surface with a marker line, then, according to the lifting equipment, decide the size of the floor sections, approximately 1.5m x 1.5m.
3. Clear the cutting area site, which primarily includes the removal of ground structures and decorative debris, as well as any piping that may interfere with the cutting process (such as ductwork, electrical conduits, and stormwater pipes).
4. The slab edges are cut using a flat-push electric cutting machine, while the central section is fixed to the cutting surface with expansion bolts to secure the track of a small cutting machine for segmented cutting.
5. Prior to cutting the main structure floor, a truss frame is assembled using steel sections for hoisting, which is then securely fastened to the beams.
Drill four evenly spaced holes on the floor tile section to be cut, thread the steel wire rope through, then hang it on the hooks of two hand winches, and place the concrete cutting winch on the hoist frame.
6. Tauten the hand winch to ensure full tension.
7. Utilizing reinforced concrete cutting machines, with personnel on-site for construction.
8. After cutting, use two hand winches to gently hoist the cut floorboards and lower them safely to the lower floor level or ground.

Concrete Cutting Services: Hydraulic wire saw cutting, wall saw cutting, hydraulic disk saw cutting, water jet cutting, chain saw cutting, reinforced concrete cutting, concrete wall cutting, floor slab cutting, concrete cutting, reinforced concrete cutting, static cutting, bridge cutting, support beam cutting, pier cutting, equipment foundation cutting, construction cutting, building cutting, wall cutting, floor slab cutting, ground cutting, road cutting, box girder cutting, column cutting, beam cutting, shear wall cutting, load-bearing wall cutting, collision wall cutting, collision barrier cutting, wall cutting for door openings, floor slab cutting for door openings, non-destructive static cutting, etc.

Static Cutting Demolition: During construction demolition, static demolition methods are employed, which means no use of crushers or jackhammers with high vibration to avoid secondary damage to the structure. Instead, static demolition tools such as water drills, wire saws, hydraulic clamps, explosives, and splitters are used. Generally, water drills are less costly, while wire saws are more expensive.
House demolition refers to the process of dismantling one or more buildings; this is typically done by demolition companies or workers who use a variety of tools and equipment for the task, including sledgehammers, metal saws, rollers, and excavators.