Cutting and Removing Damaged Concrete

What happens here

To begin the repair, a gas-powered concrete saw is meticulously used to cut clean, straight lines around the perimeter of the identified faulty concrete sections, creating squares or rectangles for removal. Subsequently, a worker operates a pneumatic jackhammer (breaker) to pulverize the concrete within these cut boundaries. The jackhammer is powered by a Sullair portable air compressor, ensuring consistent and powerful operation. The broken concrete pieces are then cleared from the area.

Goal: Workers use a concrete saw to cut precise lines around the damaged sections of the slab. Following the cuts, a jackhammer, powered by a Sullair air compressor, is employed to break up the old concrete, which is then removed from the site.