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Georgia Concrete Cutting: Anyone Done This Before?

8/22/2026 6:50:00 PM #1
SawDustSteve192
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Just read this article about scheduling concrete cutting in Georgia. Sounds like a big job. I've done a few concrete cuts with my old Stihl saw, but never on that scale. Anyone here have experience with this? What kind of saw do you need for a job like that?
8/22/2026 7:56:00 PM #2
DeWaltDan607
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Yeah, I've done a couple of driveways and a sidewalk. For that size, you're looking at a walk-behind saw at least. I used a 20-inch blade, but for deep cuts you might need a 24 or even 30. Water supply is key though - keeps the dust down and the blade cool. Are you planning to do it yourself or hire out?
8/22/2026 8:20:00 PM #3
SparkySam503
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Just remember the safety aspect. If you're doing this, make sure you have the right PPE: ear protection, eye protection, and a dust mask or respirator. Concrete dust is nasty stuff. Also, check for any buried lines before you cut - call 811. And for a big job like that, I'd seriously consider a professional. Too many things can go wrong.
8/22/2026 11:56:00 PM #4
LevelLarry599
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I say go for it! I love a good challenge. I cut a 10-foot trench for a French drain last year with a cheap saw and it worked fine. Just take your time and use a guide. But yeah, for that size, you'll definitely need a walk-behind. Maybe rent one if you don't want to drop cash on a good saw.
8/23/2026 12:34:00 AM #5
SawDustSteve192
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Thanks for the tips. I think I might try renting a walk-behind and doing it with a few buddies. But I'll make sure to call 811 first and gear up. Appreciate the input everyone!

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