Concrete Saws

Concrete saws cut clean, straight lines through concrete, asphalt, and masonry for control joints, repairs, and demolition. Built for contractors and road crews, our concrete saws handle everything from flat sawing green concrete to breaking into cured slabs and pavement.

Flat Saws vs. Cut-Off Saws

Walk-behind flat saws ride on wheels for long, straight cuts across slabs and roadways; handheld cut-off saws go where a flat saw can't — walls, curbs, pipe, and tight corners.

• Walk-behind flat saws: Control joints, expansion cuts, and road work over long runs.
• Cut-off saws: Portable cutting for repairs, plumbing, and detail work.

Wet vs. Dry Cutting

• Wet cutting: Water controls dust and cools the blade for deeper, cleaner cuts.
• Dry cutting: Faster setup for shallow cuts where water isn't practical.
• Blade choice: Match the blade to the material — concrete, asphalt, or masonry.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I cut control joints in fresh concrete?

Cut early enough to control cracking but after the slab is firm. Green-concrete saws are built for this window.

Do I need wet or dry cutting?

Wet cutting keeps dust down and the blade cool for deep cuts; dry cutting suits quick, shallow work. Follow local dust rules either way.

Can one saw cut both concrete and asphalt?

Yes, with the correct blade. Asphalt and concrete wear blades differently, so match the blade to the material.

Every concrete saw ships free to the lower 48 and is backed by our price match guarantee. Call or text 331-272-5655 and we'll match the right saw and blade to your cutting job.