Apex Concrete Cutting LLC

Apex Concrete Cutting is the crew other contractors call when a coring job goes sideways — literally: one recent review describes them finishing a red-brick core that another cutting company had given up on, staying patient and precise the whole way through. Based in Gloucester and working across the Greater Boston area, the company is owner-operated by Mike, who says he put in over 15 years cutting concrete before starting Apex to run things his own way — protecting properties before cutting, handling their own staging and laddering, and staying OSHA compliant. Wall sawing, core drilling, slab and flat sawing, and hand sawing round out what they actually do; it's specialty cutting and demolition work, not full-scope general contracting, even though Procore's directory files them as a general/specialty contractor. The track record is thin but clean: a 5-star Google profile built on 11 ratings, and every review or mention that turns up — on Google, on their own site, and scattered across directories like Procore and LoadConnect's carrier registry — reads the same way. One general contractor says Mike is his go-to for every concrete cutting job he has. Others mention a reasonable price, a responsive crew, and showing up on time. Nobody who left a review describes a bad experience. Two things are worth asking about before booking. First, the company's own marketing is inconsistent about tenure — one page advertises "more than 20 years of experience," while others describe Mike's personal background as 15-plus years — worth clarifying which reflects the business versus his individual résumé. Second, the online record is still small: 11 Google ratings and six total reviews since 2021 is enough to see a consistent pattern, but not enough to call it a deep track record. For a tricky cutting or coring job — especially one another crew has struggled with — Apex looks like a solid call, particularly with a referral from a fellow contractor already in hand. Confirm current pricing and scheduling directly, and ask Mike about the experience discrepancy if it matters to you.