Concrete Cutting & Coring
Combined Demolition’s concrete cutting and concrete coring are essential services that we provide for the construction and renovation projects. Concrete cutting involves the controlled removal of concrete using specialised equipment such as saws or drills. It’s commonly used for creating openings for doors, windows, vents, or ducts, as well as for modifying existing structures.
On the other hand, concrete coring is a process used to create precise holes in concrete structures. This is typically done using a cylindrical drill bit with diamond teeth, allowing for clean and accurate penetration. Concrete coring is often used for plumbing, electrical, or HVAC installations, as well as for creating holes for anchoring purposes.
Both concrete cutting and coring require expertise and specialised equipment to ensure safety, precision, and efficiency. We offer these services to construction companies, homeowners, and businesses to help them achieve their project goals effectively.
We offer a comprehensive range of cutting and coring services:-
- Flat Sawing ( Slab Sawing)
- Wall Sawing
- Core Drilling
- Chain Sawing
- Hand Sawing
- Ring Sawing
Commercial Services
Combined Demolition & Services concrete cutting ensures precise, clean, and efficient results while minimizing damage to surrounding structures and enhancing job site safety through the use of specialised equipment and experienced operators.
Concrete coring, also known as core drilling, requires specialized machinery designed to create precise, cylindrical holes in concrete and other hard materials. We have core drill rigs, handheld core drills and various diamond core drill bits.
Combined Demolition & Services concrete cutting ensures precise, The cost of concrete cutting is influenced by factors such as the complexity of the cut, concrete thickness and hardness, site accessibility, and any additional services required, like debris removal or disposal.
Combined Demolition has experience, qualifications, safety records, and reputation in the industry. It’s important to choose a licensed and insured contractor with a proven track record of successful demolition projects.
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