Concrete Coring

Concrete coring is a process of cutting a circular hole in a concrete structure using a core drill. The core drill is a cylindrical tool with diamond-tipped teeth that cut through the concrete, creating a clean and precise opening. The process of concrete coring can be used to create holes of various sizes and shapes, depending on the specific requirements of the project. Concrete coring is often required in construction projects where there is a need to install new services, such as electrical and plumbing. These services may require holes to be created in the concrete structure, and concrete coring is the most efficient and cost-effective way to achieve this.

Additionally, concrete coring is a non-destructive method of creating openings, meaning that it does not compromise the structural integrity of the building. Concrete coring is done using a core drill machine, which is equipped with diamond-tipped drill bits. The drill bits are attached to the machine and are rotated at high speed, allowing them to cut through the concrete. The drill bit cuts a cylindrical core of concrete, which is then removed using a coring machine. The process is repeated until the required opening is created. Our team of experienced professionals has the expertise to determine the exact location and size of the opening required, and they will ensure that the coring is done in a way that does not compromise the structural integrity of the building.