Wall Sawing

Track-mounted diamond sawing for precise vertical and angled cuts through concrete and masonry walls — doors, windows, vents and openings up to 28″ deep. Scanned first, cut clean, straight every time.

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Precise Openings in Vertical Walls

Wall sawing uses a diamond blade mounted on a track that’s fixed to the wall, guiding perfectly straight cuts on vertical and inclined surfaces.

Because the blade runs on a track rather than by hand, wall sawing produces clean, accurate openings that a hand saw can’t match — square corners, straight lines and consistent depth. It’s the go-to method for cutting new doors, windows and vents into existing concrete or block walls.

Every opening is planned around a GPR scan first, so the blade stays clear of rebar, conduit and post-tension cables — reducing the risk of a costly strike.

What We Wall Saw

Door Openings

New doorways cut cleanly into concrete and block walls, square and to size.

Window Openings

Precise window cut-outs with straight edges, ready for framing.

Vents & Louvres

Openings for HVAC vents, louvres and mechanical penetrations.

Wall Removals

Sectioned cutting of walls for removal or structural modification.

Precise Angled Cuts

Straight, square or angled cuts that hand sawing can't hold to spec.

Stairwell & Elevator Cuts

Openings for new stair or elevator access in structural walls.

Our Wall Sawing Process

Scan & Mark

GPR checks the wall for embedded steel and services before we cut.

Set the Track

The saw track is fixed to the wall and aligned to your exact opening.

Cut Clean

The blade follows the track for straight, square cuts with water cooling.

Remove & Clear

The cut section is removed safely and the area left ready for the next trade.

Need a Clean Opening Cut in a Wall?

Doors, windows or vents cut precise and to spec. Our GTA crews scan, saw and clear so your framing can start clean.

Wall Sawing Questions

What's the difference between wall sawing and hand sawing?

Wall sawing runs the blade on a fixed track, so it cuts perfectly straight, square and deep — ideal for openings. Hand sawing is for tight or awkward spots where a track can’t be set up.

How deep can you cut?

Track-mounted wall saws cut up to about 28″ deep in one setup. For thicker walls we can cut from both sides or switch to wire sawing.

Do you scan the wall before cutting?

Yes — every opening is GPR-scanned first to locate rebar, conduit and post-tension cables, helping reduce the risk of a strike.

Can you cut openings in load-bearing walls?

Yes, with proper planning and shoring. We scan and plan the opening first; structural support should be confirmed with your engineer.

Is it suitable for occupied buildings?

Yes. Wet cutting keeps dust down and electric saws keep noise manageable, so occupied and finished spaces stay usable.

What areas do you serve?

Toronto and the GTA — including Mississauga, Etobicoke, Brampton, Oakville, Vaughan, Milton, Burlington and surrounding areas.