Concrete Slab Cutting — 100 Jamieson Ave (Toronto)
DRM completed a 3-day concrete slab cutting scope at 100 Jamieson Ave, Toronto, removing 6,000 sq ft of 8-inch reinforced concrete from an underground parking roof slab. Cutting was executed with three walk-behind saws, producing manageable 3 ft × 2 ft sections for safe handling, haul-out, and recycling.
Project Snapshot
- Service: Concrete slab cutting / floor sawing
- Location: 100 Jamieson Ave, Toronto, ON
- Duration: 3 days
- Slab: 8” reinforced concrete
- Area removed: 6,000 sq ft (underground parking roof slab)
- Method: 3 walk-behind saws, sectioned into 3 ft × 2 ft panels
- Additional scope: Cutting and removal of existing curbs + front slab
- Debris handling: Full haul-out + recycling
Challenge
This scope required fast, controlled sectioning of thick reinforced concrete while keeping the site organized for ongoing work. The key was to produce consistent, manageable pieces for removal without turning the slab into an unpredictable demolition zone.
DRM Approach
We built the job around repeatable panel sizing and production rhythm:
- Laid out a cutting grid to produce consistent 3 ft × 2 ft sections.
- Deployed three walk-behind saws to maintain throughput and control.
- Removed cut sections progressively to keep working areas clear.
- Extended the same controlled approach to old curbs and the slab in front of the building.
Scope of Work
- Concrete slab cutting (8” reinforced), sectioned into 3’ × 2’ panels
- Demolition/removal of underground parking roof slab — 6,000 sq ft
- Cutting and removal of existing curbs
- Cutting and removal of front slab area
- Loading, haul-out, and recycling of concrete
Result
- Slab removed in 3 days using controlled panel cutting
- Site kept clean and workable throughout production
- All concrete hauled out for recycling
- Client confirmed satisfaction with schedule and execution
