Other Services

 

We also offer Grooving, Grinding, Rock Drilling, Crack Chasing, Hand Sawing, Chain Sawing, Shearing Concrete and Williams Form Engineering Anchoring Systems.


Grooving for pavement traction


Disk Grinding takes the top grout layer off and shaves the top aggregate to a relatively smooth surface.


Spur Grinding uses a bank of carbide tipped spurs to chip the top surface evenly, leaving a rough surface.

 
The EZ Drill rock drill utilizes a carbide bit to drill into the side of a slab for dowels to be inserted.


The large rock drill is mounted to a track hoe or a Brokk in order to drill deep holes vertically or horizontally.


A small rock drill mounted to a mini-track hoe to drill thousands of holes in the Mississippi River Bridge Foundations



A Crack Chaser to route out the top of a random crack to make it possible to be sealed.


Hand Sawing


Chain Saw


Before there were wire saws, we had shears. We still use them today. Saws and drills are used to relieve the reinforcing and creating a weakened plane for the shearing force to be directed as needed. The above is a 35 ton piece of concrete.


Dissecting a bridge foundation in Gulfport, MS using Shears.


Williams R1J Anchor utilizes a mechanically expanded shell and cone to exert a calculated force against the hole's concrete walls.


Williams S-9 anchor utilizes an under cut or bell-bottomed hole for the shell and cone of the anchor to expand into.