Concrete dust and debris are a real problem in the concrete coring and cutting industry. That’s one of the reasons water is used in the concrete coring and cutting process. Let’s discuss this idea further and examine other reasons water is used to cut and core concrete and other hard surfaces.
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In the construction industry, safety is not just a legal requirement — it is a reflection of a company’s culture, training, and professionalism. One of the most accurate ways to measure a contractor’s safety performance is through something called EMR, or Experience Modification Rate. If you have ever reviewed a contractor’s prequalification paperwork, you haveRead More
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Safety on a concrete cutting jobsite does not start with signs, checklists, or rules — it starts with the equipment itself. Every saw, drill, and core rig is a potential hazard if not properly maintained. While many companies treat maintenance as a routine policy, at Kansas City Coring & Cutting, we see it as aRead More
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Concrete cutting is one of the most critical and underestimated components of a construction project. A single mistake in this phase can cause costly delays, structural damage, or safety violations. Yet many contractors still select cutting partners based on price alone, rather than capability, experience, and professionalism. If your project involves concrete cutting, coring, orRead More
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Concrete cutting and coring inside an occupied building require more than just precision. They demand planning, communication, and complete control over dust, noise, and vibration. Every move affects someone nearby — whether it is an office employee, hospital staff, or a tenant running a business. At Kansas City Coring & Cutting, we have spent decadesRead More
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The construction industry has always carried risk. Every day, crews operate heavy equipment, work around live utilities, and manage environmental factors that can change by the minute. What is changing now is how we monitor and prevent those risks. Data, sensors, and artificial intelligence are beginning to redefine how safety is managed on the jobsite.Read More
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Kansas City is experiencing one of its most ambitious growth periods in decades. From revitalized neighborhoods to new transit infrastructure, the city is building momentum that is transforming both its skyline and its streets. At the center of this evolution is a renewed demand for precision construction services — and concrete cutting and coring haveRead More
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Across the United States, much of our infrastructure is reaching the end of its intended lifespan. Roads, bridges, and utility systems built in the mid-20th century are deteriorating under the strain of time, traffic, and population growth. As city planners and engineers work to modernize these essential systems, one technology plays a surprisingly important roleRead More
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