Diamond blade cutting for slip-resistant barn floors. Every service is designed to keep your cattle safe, on their feet, and moving comfortable.
Straight grooves let your cow walk with them instead of slipping. When a cow does slip, the groove catches her hoof before she splits. We cut 5/8" and 3/4" wide grooves with special made diamond blades and machines. No other company in the industry is as fast and efficient as we are.
Our cut-in grooves have a straight side from top to bottom, so the hoof catches the groove clean. Floated-in grooves have a rounded edge that lets the hoof pop out. That's why our grooves work better.
Diamond pattern, also known as double cuts, is the most effective pattern because it combines straight grooves with diagonal grooves. Cows get traction in every direction, not just one.
We recommend the diamond pattern in high-traffic areas where cows push and turn a lot, around corners, in front of doorways, and when pen breeding with a bull.
Mini grooving uses 1/4" wide diamond blades spaced 1/2" apart. It's ideal for dairies turning manure solids for bedding that already have diamond pattern grooving. Mini grooving eliminates any smooth surface left for a cow to slip on.
This adds an extra layer of traction on top of your existing grooves, so there are zero smooth spots left for cattle to slip on.
We also cut trenches for your scraper chains or to lay rubber. Precision slot and trench cutting with water-cooled diamond blades means clean cuts without dust or debris.
Whether you need trenches for scraper chain systems or channels for rubber matting, we handle it with the same speed and precision as our grooving.
Smooth concrete in cow yards and high-traffic areas is a major hazard. Our safety grooving turns slick surfaces into secure, slip-resistant flooring that protects your herd.
Cow traction is essential for a safe dairy and beef operation. Proper grooving means fewer injuries, better cow comfort and mobility, and higher productivity for your operation.
Barn floor grooving is cutting traction grooves into concrete floors to help cattle walk safely and reduce slipping in barns, alleys, and holding areas.
Smooth concrete gets slippery, especially when wet or covered in manure. Slipping causes injuries, stress, and dropped milk production. Grooving gives cows grip so they walk safe, comfortable, and productive.
Yes. Our diamond blades cut clean grooves into your existing concrete floor without needing to pour new concrete. This is a cost-effective way to improve cattle safety without major renovation.
In most cases, yes. Mini grooving is far less expensive than pouring new concrete, and it eliminates smooth surfaces that cause slips. It extends the life of your existing floor while improving safety immediately.
Most projects are completed within a day, depending on square footage. Our specialized equipment and experienced crew make us the fastest grooving company in the industry.
