Professional Concrete Core Cutting
Precise core drilling and openings in reinforced walls, slabs, and heavy structures with minimal dust, noise, and structural damage.
Core Cutting Highlights at a Glance
✓ Diamond-Tip Precision Drilling
✓ Minimal Dust & Water Control
✓ Zero Structural Micro-Cracks
✓ Ideal for HVAC & Plumbing Openings
Precision Diamond Core Cutting Services
When installing plumbing pipes, electrical ducts, HVAC vents, or exhaust systems in finished or under-construction concrete buildings, traditional hammering causes severe structural cracks. CanCon LLP utilizes advanced diamond-tip core cutting machinery to create clean, accurate circular openings in reinforced concrete walls, beams, and floor slabs without compromising structural integrity.
- 1Marking & Alignment: Inspecting reinforcement steel layouts and marking exact core diameters according to MEP drawings.
- 2Anchor Setup & Rig Mounting: Securely bolting the drilling rig to ensure absolute stability and zero vibration slip.
- 3Wet Diamond Drilling: Using water-cooled diamond core bits to slice smoothly through concrete and rebar while controlling dust.
- 4Core Extraction & Cleanup: Removing the solid concrete cylinder cleanly, leaving a smooth finished opening ready for utility installation.
Need Core Openings?
Require precise drilling for plumbing, electrical, or HVAC ducts? Get in touch with our specialist team today.
Book Core Cutting →Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does core cutting damage the surrounding concrete wall or slab?
A: No, diamond core drilling produces zero vibration shockwaves, preserving the surrounding structural integrity and preventing random cracks.
Q: How do you manage dust and water mess indoors?
A: We use controlled water feeds for cooling diamond bits combined with professional wet-vac systems to keep the site clean and hazard-free.
Q: What diameter sizes can be cut using core drills?
A: We can cut circular openings ranging from small 2-inch utility holes up to large 12-inch+ diameters for heavy-duty ductwork.
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Client & Contractor Discussion
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