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Do concrete cutters also pour concrete foundations or slabs?

No. You will need to contact a specialist concrete pourer.

Does concrete cutting make a mess?

Yes. However, your local contractor will more than likely clean up after the job is complete.

How deep into the wall and group can be cut?

Generally, most concrete cutters can cut 30 inches deep. Speak to your local business to see if have larger blades for a deeper cut.

Can other material be cut other than concrete?

Specialising in concrete, most companies can also cut through brick, asphalt, steel, wood and granite.