Track Sawing

At Track Sawing, we provide professional concrete cutting and structural sawing services across the UK. Our service focuses on delivering precise, low-vibration, and efficient cutting solutions for reinforced concrete, masonry, brickwork, and structural elements.

By utilising track-mounted diamond technology, track sawing ensures accurate results, clean finishes, and full compliance with UK industry standards to support high-intensity structural modifications and personnel safety.

What Services Are Included in Track Sawing?

A wide range of structural modification and site preparation tasks is provided through track sawing to deliver a turnkey engineering solution:

• Wall Sawing – Executing precise perpendicular or angled cuts through vertical reinforced concrete for new structural openings.
• Floor Sawing – Utilising track-guided machinery for rapid and straight trenching in horizontal slabs, asphalt, and reinforced floor sections.
• Lift Shaft Apertures – Creating accurate pathways for modern vertical transport systems through thick structural perimeters.
• Stitch Drilling – Utilising overlapping holes to facilitate the controlled removal of large sections where rail saws are restricted.
• Controlled Demolition – Facilitating the selective removal of structural elements while preserving the stability of the remaining building frame.

Why Should You Choose Professional Track Sawing Services?

Choosing professional technicians for track sawing ensures that your structural project benefits from industry-leading engineering and state-of-the-art machinery. Our specialists possess specialised technical knowledge to design robust anchoring systems for difficult building substrates.

Selecting track sawing ensures that all operator training is verified, resulting in improved safety and a seamless construction workflow on every high-rise site.

Where Can Track Sawing Be Used Across Construction and Demolition Projects?

Supporting diverse environments is how track sawing is utilised across high-rise residential towers, commercial offices, and industrial complexes. Technicians carry out works within confined basement spaces for drainage and on external structural facades for ventilation ducting.

Furthermore, track sawing supports infrastructure projects including bridge repairs and railway maintenance, where precision is critical for the installation of mechanical and electrical services across thick structural perimeters.

When Should You Choose Track Sawing for Your Project?

Selecting the expert team for track sawing is essential whenever a project demands clean, burr-free openings that require no secondary remedial finishing. This method is preferred for heavily reinforced concrete or when working near sensitive electronic equipment where vibration suppression is a priority.

Promptly utilising this method prevents the aesthetic structural damage associated with hand-held breakers and ensures that all service conduits align perfectly with technical blueprints.

How Does the Track Sawing Process Work?

The engineering workflow followed for track sawing begins with a forensic site survey to identify hidden hazards and reinforcement patterns. Once the area is secured, track sawing technicians fix the precision track systems to the substrate to facilitate a stable cutting action that maintains millimetre accuracy.

The final stage involves the extraction of the structural material, vacuuming of slurry waste, and a rigorous quality audit to confirm the opening meets the specified structural dimensions.

What Types of Structures Can Be Cut Using Track Sawing?

Multiple specialised machinery configurations are offered through track sawing to meet the unique structural requirements and weight limits of your site:

• Reinforced Concrete Walls – Accurate cutting of high-density structural wall sections using diamond-tipped blades.
• Heavy Floor Slabs – Executing controlled cuts on civil infrastructure to facilitate expansion or structural strengthening works.
• Lift and Stair Cores – Managing large-scale vertical removals in restricted or high-elevation industrial environments.
• Bridge Abutments – Delivering deep penetrations to divide heavy masonry into manageable sections for mechanical crane extraction.
• Inclined Concrete Surfaces – Utilising adjustable track mounts to perform precise cuts on angled or sloping structural substrates.

How Much Does Track Sawing Cost?

The cost of track sawing ranges from £250 to £7,500 per project, depending on the cutting depth, material hardness, and volume of reinforced steel rebar encountered.

Technical cost drivers include the requirement for water suppression, the complexity of the structural load-bearing anchors, and the total linear metreage required. Additionally, the mobilisation of high-frequency electric rigs and the specific labour hours required for high-risk structural removals influence the final project expenditure.

Contact Track Sawing to get customised prices for track sawing at your property.

Which Industries and Projects Benefit From Track Sawing?

Various professional sectors rely on the vertical and horizontal solutions from track sawing to maintain high productivity while ensuring workforce safety. Civil engineering contractors require exact structural divisions for the maintenance and repair of major transport assets.

Additionally, track sawing supports demolition specialists in performing controlled structural removal, ensuring that infrastructure upgrades are integrated into high-rise buildings while maintaining structural load integrity.

What Safety Standards and Regulations Apply to Track Sawing?

Every project managed by track sawing adheres strictly to the Construction Design and Management (CDM) 2015 and LOLER safety standards. We ensure all mechanical components meet PUWER 98 requirements and that every technician is CSCS-carded for high-torque machinery operation.

Adhering to these rigorous codes through track sawing protects the health of the workforce from silica dust hazards and provides property owners with legally defensible documentation.

How Quickly Can Track Sawing Be Scheduled and Completed?

Project mobilisation for track sawing typically reaches the operational phase within 24 to 48 hours of site approval and equipment delivery. Many standard core holes or saw cuts are completed within a single day, depending on the access complexity and thickness.

Efficient rigging ensures that the building remains operationally ready with minimal disruption, allowing project managers to meet strict handover deadlines.

Contact Track Sawing for a consultation to get track sawing tailored to your organisation’s risks and responsibilities.