Interior

• Flooring
• Door Installation/Replacement

Construction

• New Construction
  Site Clearance: Once the concrete has been removed, the site needs to be cleared of any remaining debris and prepared for new construction.
• Demolition
  Demolition is the process of tearing down buildings, structures, and other man-made objects. Demolition companies specialize in the controlled and safe destruction of buildings and other structures.
• Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

• Landscaping
  Rock-cutting services may be used in a variety of applications, such as drilling for oil and gas, tunneling, building foundations, and landscaping. The goal of rock cutting is to create precise cuts and shapes that meet the needs of the specific project while minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. Are you looking for “rock-cutting service near me?†If so, you are sure to find Southern Drilling & Cutting at the top of the search list.
• Excavation
  In certain cases, especially in large-scale excavation and mining operations, precise blasting techniques are used to break big rocks into smaller, handy pieces. You need experienced professionals who ensure safety and precision.
• Irrigation Systems

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
  Concrete Cutting: It involves using advanced cutting tools and techniques to cut through concrete surfaces, including floors, walls, and ceilings. This service is used for a range of purposes, including creating openings for doors and windows, removing damaged concrete, and cutting trenches for pipes and cables.
• Decks
  Wire saw cutting is a versatile method that can be used for a variety of applications in the construction industry, such as cutting through reinforced concrete, bridge decks, beams, columns, and other structures. The technique is particularly useful for cutting large and thick concrete structures where traditional methods such as jackhammering may not be effective or practical.

General

• Masonry
  Chemical anchoring is a process of securing an object to a base material, such as concrete or masonry, using a chemical adhesive. It involves drilling a hole into the base material, filling the hole with a chemical adhesive, and then inserting a metal rod or anchor bolt into the hole while the adhesive is still wet. The chemical adhesive then hardens and bonds the anchor to the base material, creating a strong and permanent connection.