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Concrete Cutting and Core Drilling in Fort Wayne, IN

Need clean holes or openings in concrete? Tell us about the job and we will connect you with a local, independent concrete cutting pro serving Fort Wayne and Allen County.

  • Core drilling for plumbing, electrical, HVAC and anchors
  • Slab sawing, trenching and control joints
  • Wall sawing for doors, windows and egress openings
  • Free quotes, no obligation

From older commercial buildings downtown to warehouses, manufacturing plants and new homes across Allen County, concrete cutting comes up on nearly every remodel and build-out. We make it easy to reach a pro who does this work every day.

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Concrete cutting services in Fort Wayne

Core drilling

Round, precise holes through slabs, walls and decks for pipe, conduit, ductwork, drains and anchor bolts, from small penetrations up to large-diameter cores.

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Slab sawing

Straight cuts in floors, driveways and parking areas for plumbing trenches, removals, expansion and control joints, and repairs.

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Wall sawing

Clean openings in poured concrete and block walls for new doors, windows, basement egress and mechanical access.

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Wire sawing

Diamond wire cuts through very thick or heavily reinforced concrete, such as foundations, piers, footings and large structural sections that are too deep for a blade.

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How it works

Tell us about the job

Fill out the short form with what you need cut, where, and when. Photos and dimensions help but are not required.

We match you with a local pro

Your request goes to an independent concrete cutting contractor who works in Fort Wayne and handles your type of job.

Get a quote and schedule

The contractor contacts you directly, confirms details, and gives you a price. You decide whether to hire them.

What to have ready for a quote

Concrete cutting is priced by the job, so a few details get you an accurate number faster:

  • Type of cut: core holes, a straight slab cut, or a wall opening.
  • Size and quantity: hole diameters and count, or the length and depth of the cut.
  • Thickness and reinforcement: slab or wall thickness, and whether there is rebar, mesh or post-tension cable.
  • Location and access: indoors or outdoors, which floor, and whether water and power are available.
  • Utilities: whether there may be pipes or conduit in the concrete. Scanning before cutting is strongly recommended in occupied buildings.

Not sure what you need? Choose "Not sure, need advice" in the form and describe the goal. A pro can tell you the right method.

Areas we serve around Fort Wayne

Requests are welcome from Fort Wayne and nearby communities, including:

  • Downtown Fort Wayne
  • Aboite
  • Waynedale
  • New Haven
  • Huntertown
  • Leo-Cedarville
  • Grabill
  • Woodburn
  • Hoagland
  • Roanoke
  • Churubusco
  • Auburn
  • Columbia City
  • Decatur

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Concrete cutting questions

Do you do the cutting yourselves?

No. Fort Wayne Concrete Cutting is an independent referral service. We pass your request to a local, independent concrete cutting contractor who works in Fort Wayne, and they quote and perform the job directly with you.

What does concrete core drilling cost?

It depends on hole diameter, slab or wall thickness, how much rebar is in the concrete, how many holes you need, and access. Many contractors also charge a minimum trip fee, so batching several holes into one visit usually lowers the cost per hole. Describe your job in the form and the contractor will give you a real number.

Can you cut through rebar and post-tension slabs?

Diamond blades and core bits cut through reinforced concrete routinely. Post-tensioned slabs are different: cutting a tendon is dangerous and expensive, so the slab should be scanned (usually with GPR) before any cut. Mention it in your request if you know or suspect the slab is post-tensioned.

Is it dusty and loud?

Most concrete cutting is done wet, which controls silica dust. It is loud while the saw or drill is running. For indoor work, contractors typically use water control, vacuums and plastic sheeting.

How soon can someone come out?

It depends on the contractor's schedule. Small core drilling jobs are often scheduled within days. Tell us your timeline in the form and we will match you with a pro who can meet it where possible.

Do you handle residential jobs?

Yes. Common residential requests include basement egress openings, plumbing and dryer vent penetrations, sawing out slab for a bathroom remodel, and driveway or patio cuts. Commercial and industrial requests are welcome too.

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