A: Yes, but we do take a few precautions if we haven’t already worked with you in any of our other divisions. To protect ourselves and you, we request a credit line to be set up. For small projects, we do accept credit cards. Please contact your local office for more information.

A: In order to be approved for credit, we require you to follow the below processes:

• Complete a credit application with references

• A credit check completed by Ohio Concrete

• We request a signed quotation for work and/or contract

• The amount must be approved by our management

Please contact your local office for more information.

A: Each of our divisions have been established since 1991, and have several operators with decades of experience with our company. Our management and sales personnel are mostly made up of former operators that were promoted through the ranks. Safety is our primary objective when we come to your jobsite, which comes with familiarity of the equipment, process, and jobsite procedures.

A: Typically, we will travel up to three hours from our office closest to you. Depending on the scope and size of a project, we may find it impractical for us to participate in your project.

A: Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling is able to groove floors to improve traction in slippery areas, grind the surface of slabs to eliminate uneven floor surfaces, and create rumble strips to slow traffic.

A: Yes, and we stock all necessary components. In addition to bollards, we can also provide and install guardrails to expand the coverage of bumper post coverage. If you are looking for more attractive options, we source a variety of covers that come in a multiple color options and architectural features. Options for your bumper posts include pipe diameter, wall thickness, bury depth and overall height.

A: Silica is the dust produced during cutting operations. Dust is minimized by using water at the cutting location. OSHA’s 2017 standards are extensive and should be followed. There is more information regarding this at OSHA’s site and our Silica safety page.

A: Yes. Although Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling specializes in concrete, we can cut through brick, asphalt, steel, wood, refractory brick, and solid granite. Michigan Concrete cannot cut through ground frost. Wire sawing can be used to cut large steel objects such as boilers, chillers, furnaces for removal.

A: No, it is possible to saw without water. However, when sawing dry, dust can be difficult to control. With the recent OSHA Silica requirements, it is Michigan Concrete’s preference to use water where we can to make sure we maintain a safe working environment for your employees and ours as well. Please see the Silica safety page for more information about how this contractors is staying compliant and taking strides to make sure we are safe.

A: Yes, Michigan Concrete's drilling rig can be set up to operate upside down and can be adjusted to drill on any angle. It is easiest to drill down, since water is used in our applications and gravity helps keep the water at the proper cutting location.

A: With Michigan Concrete’s drilling equipment, the depth of a hole is almost unlimited. The deepest hole Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling has drilled is 120'! Challenges occur when you have to core through different substrates or materials and remove them without the core falling apart. In some cases, we leave the coring cylinder in place as a sleeve for the hole to maintain integrity.

A: No, it is possible to saw without water. However, when sawing dry, dust can be difficult to control. With the recent OSHA Silica requirements, it is Michigan Concrete’s preference to use water where we can to make sure we maintain a safe working environment for your employees and ours as well. Please see the Silica safety page for more information about how this contractors is staying compliant and taking strides to make sure we are safe.

A: Michigan Concrete is able to cut 30" deep, which allows us to cut through a 60" wall. However, if Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling has a request for a deeper cut, larger blades are available and would be purchased to handle the job. In addition, to wall sawing with a track saw, a wire saw can be utilized to cut also any thickness. This unique tool has the ability to cut almost anything. Think of that old wire cutting kitchen accessory for cheese.

A: Yes, ceiling sawing, as well as sawing at difficult angles, is well within Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling's capabilities. This is a messy operation to contend with since slurry (water and concrete) from our cutting operation will need to be collected. We recently acquired hand saws that allow us to cut up to 4-1/2” thick concrete with a HEPA dust collection system so that the cleanliness factor is less of an issue.

A: Utilizing slab saws and track saws, Michigan Concrete Sawing & Drilling has the ability to cut 30" deep. With the use of wire sawing, plunge cutting has created the ability to even deeper than 30”. Custom fabricated pulleys allow customized depths and techniques to achieve your desired depths.

A: Michigan Concrete is able to cut flush to the wall. The use of a chain saw allows perpendicular cuts to the wall reach full depth.