When you need a demo saw
Lots of Coburg and Brunswick renovations start with old concrete: a cracked driveway, a back path, or a laundry slab that has to go. A quick-cut saw lets you score clean lines first, so the slab breaks out in neat sections and the concrete you’re keeping isn’t damaged.
- Cutting slabs, paths and driveways into sections
- Clean edges where old concrete meets new
- Trimming pavers and bricks for landscaping
- Cutting through concrete for plumbing or drainage
What’s included
A diamond blade for concrete and pavers, 2-stroke fuel, and a water attachment for wet cutting. Pick it up from us, or we’ll drop it off with your skip or machine.
Cut wet, every time
Cutting concrete, brick and pavers creates crystalline silica dust, which is dangerous to breathe. Always cut wet: hook a garden hose up to the water attachment so the blade stays cool and the dust stays down. We don’t supply safety gear, so bring your own: a properly fitted P2 respirator, safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and steel-capped boots.
