When you get your concrete slab prepared and perfectly poured, the last thing that you want is an unsightly crack to appear just days after it has set. A control joint is an intentionally made weak point within the slab. This fault line enables the control of where cracks would inevitably appear. We know exactly where to place a control cut using our professional floor cutting equipment. Our team makes sure that there is the correct number of cuts to help minimise random cracking in your new concrete slab.

We only use the highest quality equipment to produce these early entry crack control cuts. This control joint cut doesn’t go entirely through the slab. Instead, it only needs to be one-quarter of concrete depth. For the best results, we typically perform this service within the first 6 to 18 hours of the slab being poured.

For the best solution in minimising the risk of your concrete slab randomly cracking during the drying process, people in Brisbane, in fact, from the Gold Coast to Sunshine Coast, look to the experts at RDA Concrete Cutting.