Quick answer
Commercial projects bring different demands than residential work: tighter schedules, multiple trades, occupied buildings, after-hours requirements, and documentation such as certificates of insurance or safety plans.
What is commercial concrete cutting?
Submit the scope of your commercial cutting or coring need, and our team will reach out to you to discuss pricing, scheduling, and requirements.
Typical applications
- Tenant improvements and interior build-outs
- Warehouse and distribution floor trenching
- Coring elevated decks for MEP penetrations
- Openings in tilt-up and cast-in-place walls
- Parking lot and sidewalk repair cuts
- Equipment pad removal and foundation modifications
Residential and commercial projects
Homeowners & residential
This page focuses on commercial work. Homeowners should see our core drilling, slab sawing, and renovation pages for residential guidance.
Contractors & commercial
General contractors, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC subcontractors, facility managers, and property owners can submit detailed scopes, drawings, and scheduling constraints.
Factors that affect pricing
We don't publish prices — quotes are based on the details of your project. These are the factors that typically matter:
- Total scope — linear feet, number and size of cores, opening count
- Scanning requirements for post-tension cables or embedded conduit
- Night, weekend, or occupied-building restrictions
- Slurry containment and dust control specifications
- Insurance, site safety, and documentation requirements
- Mobilization and number of trips
What to include in your quote request
- Project address and building type
- Scope description, drawings, or markups
- Schedule window and working-hour restrictions
- Insurance or prequalification requirements
- Site contact information
Safety and preparation
- Post-tensioned slabs are common in commercial construction. Cutting a tendon can be extremely dangerous — scanning before cutting is typically essential.
- Occupied buildings require planning for noise, water, and dust containment.
- The crew performing the work is responsible for its own site safety programs and compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes — ask for insurance documentation when you discuss your quote, and it will be provided before any work begins.
Can I submit plans or drawings?
Yes. You can attach images to your quote request, and describe additional documents you can provide when you're contacted.
Can work be scheduled at night or on weekends?
After-hours work is often possible. Note any scheduling requirements in your request so they can be considered.
Ready to get started?
Murfreesboro Concrete Cutting is your local source for concrete cutting, sawing, and core drilling in Murfreesboro and the surrounding communities. Call to discuss your project, or request a free quote and a concrete cutting professional will reach out to you.