Inland Concrete Sawing, founded by Mike Bonnett in 1985, is a versatile and conscientious company that handles commercial, residential, and industrial projects. Mike is passionate about the environment and promotes environmental causes, striving for the use of recycled materials to create sustainable housing. He is a trustworthy and dedicated professional who upholds the highest standards, offering the lowest costs and working within budget limitations. Customer satisfaction is vital to his business.
Inland Concrete Sawing offers coring services for tight spaces, ensuring precise and efficient work in confined areas.
The company provides deep drilling services for various projects, utilizing advanced equipment and techniques.
Inland Concrete Sawing specializes in hydraulic sawing, offering fast and precise methods for concrete, asphalt, metal, and stone.
Electric sawing services are also available, providing an alternative method for projects requiring precision and speed.
The company offers concrete and rock splitting services, utilizing specialized tools and techniques.
Inland Concrete Sawing provides wall and floor sawing and removal services, ensuring safe and efficient demolition.
The company is experienced in working in sensitive environments, ensuring minimal disruption and environmental impact.
Inland Concrete Sawing offers controlled demolition services, guaranteeing safe and precise demolition methods.
The company provides metal cutting services, utilizing diamond core drilling and other specialized techniques.
Inland Concrete Sawing specializes in diamond core drilling, offering precise and efficient drilling solutions.
- Fully Accredited and Insured
Inland Concrete Sawing is fully accredited and insured, ensuring customer peace of mind.
- Veteran owned and operated
The company is veteran owned and operated, reflecting the dedication and commitment to quality service.
- More than 15 years in business
Inland Concrete Sawing has been in business for over 15 years, demonstrating experience and reliability.
