Choose the service around the opening or cut you need: circular penetrations, wall openings, accessible slab cuts or substantial concrete sections. You do not need to know the equipment name. A drawing, dimensions and photos of the access give the team a practical starting point.

Before you enquire

Define the required result and the concrete that must remain.
Provide structural and services information, including any existing investigation.
Agree cutting, support, removal and reinstatement as clear scope items.

Cutting & drilling FAQs

These answers help you prepare an enquiry. For requirements specific to your site, talk to the office.

Discuss your project

Which concrete-cutting service should I choose?

Core drilling is for circular penetrations; wall sawing is for planned wall cuts and openings; road sawing is for accessible slab or pavement cuts. Hand, ring and wire sawing offer other approaches. If unsure, describe the result and let the team assess the method.

Can several cutting methods be included in one enquiry?

Yes. Send the full layout and identify the different openings, sections or cuts. The team can review how the methods and work stages fit together before confirming a package.

Should I send concrete thickness and reinforcement details?

Include them where known, with available structural and services drawings. Clearly identify unknowns, and tell the office about post-tensioning or existing investigation relevant to the proposed cuts.

Does a cutting enquiry include removal and reinstatement?

Only the agreed scope determines what is included. State whether you need cutting, support, lifting, removal, disposal and making good so those responsibilities can be confirmed.

Discuss your project with Quickcore.

Send the site address and what needs doing. The office reviews the scope and availability before a quote or booking is agreed.

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