Looking for a rock cutting contractor in Saudi Arabia? Whether it is diamond wire saw cutting, controlled blasting, or hydraulic rock breaking, this page brings together everything you need to compare rock cutting companies in KSA and pick the right one for your project.
Here are established rock cutting companies operating across KSA, along with their service focus and contact details.
Founded in Jeddah in 1993, SAMIROCK is one of the longest-running rock cutting and blasting companies in the Kingdom, with branches in Makkah and Jubail. The company specializes in licensed controlled blasting for rock excavation in urban and industrial areas.
| Address | P.O. Box 118500, King Abdul Aziz Road, Jeddah 21312, Saudi Arabia |
| Phone | +966 12 607 7336 |
| info@samirock.com |
ABN Arabia handles pile trimming, controlled concrete demolition, and rock cutting for excavation and site preparation in rocky terrain, using techniques designed to limit dust, debris, and disruption to nearby areas.
| Address | Office No. 1, Prince Ameer Sultan Street, Hai al Murgah, Al-Jubail, Saudi Arabia |
| Phone (Contracts & Technical) | +966 56 485 2069 |
Manycon Saudi carries out non-explosive mechanical cutting, hydraulic breaking, and diamond wire sawing for construction and infrastructure projects around Riyadh.
| Address | 3478 Al Yaqout Road, Ad Dar Al Baida, Riyadh 1457, Saudi Arabia |
| Phone | +966 56 562 7900 |
Corecut Company specializes in concrete drilling, sawing, cutting, scanning, and coring, on land and underwater, with controlled demolition services delivered across Saudi Arabia.
| Location | Saudi Arabia (nationwide) |
| Phone | +966 53 073 0287 |
| Address | 7751 Al Farazdaq, Al Amal District, Unit 7769, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
| Phone | +966 11 411 5155 |
| Mobile | +966 58 046 5681 |
| Address | Prince Turki Bin Abdulaziz Road, Al Khobar 34421, Saudi Arabia |
| Phone | +966 9200 13839 |
Between them, the contractor network covered on this page offers the full range of rock and concrete cutting work below. Use this list as a checklist when you request a quote.
Beyond natural rock, contractors also cut man-made building materials found on most job sites:
Not all rock is the same, and the cutting method depends on how hard the rock is. Here is what contractors typically handle:
| Hard Rock | Needs blasting, wire sawing, or heavy hydraulic breakers |
| Soft Rock | Can often be cut or broken without explosives |
| Granite | Very hard, dense, common in Saudi excavation sites |
| Limestone | Widely found across the Kingdom, moderate hardness |
| Sandstone | Softer, needs careful blade control to avoid chipping |
| Marble | Cut with precision tools to preserve surface finish |
| Basalt | Extremely hard volcanic rock, common near NEOM and the west coast |
Most rock cutting contractors in Saudi Arabia also support the full project, not just the cutting work.
Rock cutting work involves heavy machinery, explosives, and hard materials, so safety standards matter. Reputable contractors follow:
Rock cutting contractors operate across the Kingdom, with major hubs in:
Many contractors also offer 24/7 availability, on-site inspection, emergency services, and mobile cutting units that travel directly to the job site.
Cost depends on rock type, volume, method, and site access. Contractors usually price after a free site inspection, so get at least two or three quotes before deciding.
Controlled blasting can be done safely near buildings when handled by a licensed engineer with a proper vibration and safety plan. In very sensitive areas, contractors often switch to diamond wire sawing or chemical splitting instead.
Small jobs can be finished within a day or two. Larger excavation or blasting projects can take several weeks, depending on rock volume and site conditions.
Yes. Diamond wire sawing and chemical rock splitting both produce very little noise, dust, or vibration, making them suitable for sites near occupied buildings.
Check the contractor list on this page for companies covering your city, or contact any of them directly, most offer mobile crews that travel across Saudi Arabia.
Ask about their experience, machinery fleet, safety certifications, free site inspection, and turnaround time. See the checklist above for the full list of questions to cover.
Ready to start your project? Contact a licensed rock cutting contractor above for a free site inspection and quote, whether your project is in Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, or anywhere else across Saudi Arabia.
