The cutting sub your schedule can actually plan around
Most of our calls come from other trades, which shapes everything: rates a super can bid from on the published sheet, layout-driven work confirmed against your drawing, documentation with every job and a direct line that answers when the schedule moves. Cutting is the step everyone waits on; our job is making it the step nobody worries about.
What each trade gets from us
Plumbers get trench cuts ready the morning the dig starts and core batches priced by the hole. Electricians get conduit slots and floor cores drilled to the template. Mechanical crews get penetrations that match the sleeve schedule. GCs get openings that framers can trust and one fewer sub to chase, and demo contractors get structures sectioned to the rigging plan. The warehouse belt through Pearl, the buildout corridor in Flowood and the utility crews of Byram all buy the same thing from Jackson Concrete Cutting: dates kept and kerfs where the drawing says.
Paperwork that keeps up with the work
Quotes reference your drawing numbers, insurance certificates go wherever your vendor file needs them, plant orientations and site-specific PPE get scheduled into the visit and every commercial job closes with as-cut photos. Safety practice follows the trade’s own body, the Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association at csda.org, and interior silica control follows the federal rule, which your safety officer already knows by number.
Contractor questions, answered
Can our estimator bid cutting straight from your sheet?
That is what it is for. The per-core, per-foot and per-opening lines on the published sheet are the working rates, so a bid built on them will match our quote when the job lands. Depth assumptions are stated per line; get the thickness right and the number holds.
Will you provide insurance certificates for our project file?
Ask for current certificates when you request the quote and we will send what your project requires for review against your vendor requirements. Contractors should never take coverage claims on faith from any website, including this one, so we put the paper where the claim would go.
How does repeat scheduling work for a trade that needs cutting weekly?
A direct line, priority on the board and the same published rates every time. Plumbing and electrical shops that batch their week's penetrations into standing visits get the batch economics on every trip, and the predictability is worth more than any discount.
Who is responsible for layout accuracy?
Shared, explicitly: your trade marks the layout, we confirm dimensions against the drawing before cutting and photograph the marks. That confirmation step has caught enough transposed dimensions over the years to justify itself many times over, and the as-cut photos close the loop in your file.
Put a cutting number in your next bid today
The sheet is public; the direct line comes with the first job. Send the drawing section and the schedule.