Concrete cutting in Dodge City KS - clean cuts right where you marked them
Need a slab section out or a new opening in a wall? We saw clean, straight lines so the concrete around it stays put.
What concrete cutting does for your propertyand what it takes in Dodge City
Concrete cutting in Dodge City usually starts with concrete that's in the way, like a cracked stretch of driveway or a basement wall that needs a doorway. We saw straight lines through it so that piece comes out clean and the rest stays put, which matters when it's making room for a new concrete driveway or concrete patio.
The price moves with how thick the concrete is, whether rebar runs through it to hold it together, whether it's a wall or a flat slab and whether you want the pieces hauled off. The schedule turns on how much there is to cut and what has to be checked before the saw starts, and your written estimate shows what's covered for your job.
You'll know where every line runs, what's coming out and who's hauling it before the saw starts, so call us at (620) 390-0780.
Concrete cutting for slabs, walls and basements
The surface decides which saw comes out, so I look at whether it's a driveway, a floor or a wall, and what's inside it, before we pick a method.
Flat sawing slabs
A floor saw cuts flat concrete like driveways, sidewalks, patios and garage floors, so a cracked or sunken section can come out without wrecking the slab next to it.
Wall sawing openings
Where a floor saw can't work, a diamond saw runs on a track mounted to the wall, which is how we cut doorways and other new openings cleanly.
Basement and indoor cuts
Cutting inside a basement or garage takes a different setup, because a gas saw fills a closed room with carbon monoxide, so we talk through what powers the saw first.
Why homeowners pick Ridgeline Dodge City Concretefor cuts that fit the house
I started this business in 2021 because I like working on homes people already live in, so we plan each cut around your yard, your driveway and the concrete that stays.
The owner looks at your cut
I'm the one who comes out to see the job, and I work right alongside our crew when the saw starts, so the person who quoted it is there.
Licensed and fully insured
Ask any crew to show you both before a blade touches your slab, us included, because cutting concrete is heavy work with real risk.
New concrete that meets the old
We're best known for new work that ties into what's already there, so when a cut comes before a new pour, we plan the edge the new concrete will meet.
Your yard and street left tidy
The saw runs wet to keep dust down, and we vacuum up or contain the gray slurry it leaves so your yard and your street aren't stuck with it.
Satisfaction guaranteed on every job
That's the one promise we put in words, and it's why I walk the finished cut with you before our crew packs up.
Your concrete cutting and removal estimatewritten out before we cut
Tell us the surface, roughly how many feet need cutting and whether you want the pieces hauled off. We reply within one business day to set up a free on-site estimate, with no pressure and no obligation.
From first call to cleanuphow a cut job runs here
We keep a cut job simple by putting it in writing first, so you can see what's covered before anyone sets a saw on your concrete.
Call or send a note
Call (620) 390-0780 or use the form to tell us what needs cutting, and we'll get back to you to set up a visit.
I walk the spot with you
I look at the surface, ask how the space gets used and where the water goes, then write up an estimate that spells out what's in it and what isn't.
Permits and marked lines
Once you say yes, we sort out the permit questions, plan around the weather and mark the cut lines on the concrete with you.
Our crew makes the cuts
The saw follows the lines we marked together, and when removal is part of the job, we break up, load and haul the pieces away too.
Cleanup and walkthrough
We keep you posted until the work's done and the site's cleaned up, then look over the cut edges with you before we leave.
Concrete cutting questions
How much does concrete cutting cost per foot in Dodge City?
Professional concrete saw cutting across the US usually costs about $3 to $10 per linear foot, and that's for the sawing, not hauling the pieces away. Thicker or reinforced slabs and wall sawing land higher per foot, and a small job may be priced by a minimum or mobilization charge, the cost of bringing the crew and saw out. Our estimate gives you the figure for your own cut.
Does the price of concrete cutting include hauling the concrete away?
Not always, because sawing and hauling are separate jobs and a cutter may leave the cut panels right where they are. Breaking, lifting, loading and disposal can add up to more than the sawing, so our estimate says plainly whether removal is in it.
How do I get ready before concrete cutting at my house?
Decide where the cut goes and pull out any plans you have for the house or slab. One industry flat sawing spec puts it on the owner to have the cut area approved and clearly marked, along with where anything set inside the concrete sits, so before the saw starts we mark the lines with you right on the concrete.
How do I know if there are cables or pipes in my slab before cutting?
The usual answer is a professional scan, because drawings help but one scanning firm says they aren't enough by themselves. For a post-tensioned slab, one with tightened steel cables inside, that firm advises reviewing the cable records and scanning before any cut, and ground-penetrating radar can help find cables, rebar and conduit. It's a fair question to ask any crew, us included.
Who issues building permits in Dodge City, KS?
Dodge City's Development Services & Inspections department provides building permits, and it handles contractor licensing in the city too. Whether your cut needs a permit is worth asking them at 620-225-8105, and we check with the city or county office before we start, then pull the permit or tell you plainly who files it.
When do I need to call 811 before a concrete job in Kansas?
Call 811 whenever the job includes digging, such as a trench under a cut slab, because the Kansas Corporation Commission says homeowners and excavators must request a locate at least two working days ahead. Locators mark buried lines with flags or spray paint for free, so build those days into the schedule.
Concrete cutting around Dodge City
We're based in Dodge City and work in the cities around it too, mostly cutting driveways, garage floors and basement walls for homeowners, plus walks and floors for small businesses. Pick your area below or give us a call.
Get concrete cutting in Dodge City lined upwith Ridgeline Dodge City Concrete
Call (620) 390-0780 or use the form, because when a cut is the first step toward new concrete, an estimate now lets us plan the cut edge and the pour that meets it together.