Saws

Early entry cutting is the process of sawing control joints into freshly placed concrete within just a few hours after finishing—typically before final set. The goal is to relieve internal stresses and prevent random cracking. This method is increasingly common on commercial slabs, warehouses, tilt-up panels, and DOT projects because it allows the joint to form where you want it, not where the concrete decides to crack. Getting the timing right requires both the proper saw and blade for the