69 N 28th St, Superior, Wisconsin
Precision and durability are the hallmarks of successful concrete work. Our professional-grade concrete equipment is curated to meet the demands of every phase of the masonry lifecycle—from heavy-duty demolition and surface preparation to high-accuracy cutting and finishing.
By utilizing industry-leading technology from brands like Husqvarna and Edco, we provide contractors and masonry professionals with the tools necessary to maintain tight tolerances and achieve superior surface profiles. Whether you are managing moisture levels during a pour or performing intricate joint cuts in cured slabs, our fleet is engineered to deliver consistent, reliable results on any job site.
Specialized Concrete Solutions:
Selecting the right concrete equipment is about more than just convenience—it’s about managing the chemical and structural properties of the material. Whether you are dealing with high-PSI commercial mixes or residential decorative slabs, using professional-grade machinery ensures the longevity and durability of the finished product.
Before applying coatings, stains, or overlays, the concrete "cap" must be opened. Our floor grinders and scarifiers are designed to achieve specific Concrete Surface Profiles (CSP). By using diamond-segmented abrasives or tungsten carbide flails, these machines remove "laitance" (the weak top layer of concrete) and create a mechanical bond for new materials, preventing future delamination.
Concrete is a dynamic material that moves with temperature changes. To control where the slab cracks, precision timing with walk-behind concrete saws is essential. Cutting contraction joints at 1/4 the depth of the slab thickness ensures that "random" cracking is redirected into clean, manageable lines. Our Husqvarna saws are balanced to provide straight, vibration-free cuts that maintain the structural integrity of the slab.
The strength of concrete depends on the removal of entrapped air. Utilizing power screeds and vibrating whips during the pour consolidates the aggregate and ensures that the "cream" is brought to the surface for a smooth finish without compromising the interior density. This process is vital for exterior slabs that must withstand the freeze-thaw cycles common in northern climates.
Modern concrete work requires strict adherence to safety standards regarding crystalline silica dust. Our equipment is compatible with HEPA-filtered vacuum systems and features integrated water-feed ports for wet-cutting. These features don't just protect the operator; they also keep the job site clean and prevent fine dust from settling on surrounding surfaces.
