Service category

Concrete demolition & rock splitting

Robotic demolition and rock splitting, with access and material-removal responsibilities reviewed for your site.

Concrete demolition & rock splitting

Scope & site requirements

Demolition enquiries should show what is to be removed, what must remain and how the material will leave the site. Robotic demolition and rock splitting have different applications. The material, access route, surrounding structures and handling arrangements guide the method review.

Before you enquire

  • Mark removal limits and provide material dimensions or quantities where known.
  • Describe the full access route and nearby structures or services.
  • Confirm support, isolation, breaking, handling and disposal responsibilities.

Demolition FAQs

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

Discuss your project
How do robotic demolition and rock splitting differ?

Robotic demolition uses remotely operated equipment for planned concrete breaking. Rock splitting addresses rock-breaking requirements. Suitability depends on the material and site, so provide photos, dimensions and the proposed removal limits.

What if the demolition quantity is only an estimate?

Label it as an estimate and provide drawings or photos showing the extent. The team can discuss what additional information is needed before confirming the scope and price.

Is access to the work area enough information?

Include the route to reach it as well: doorways, ramps, floor levels and turning space. Also describe the route for removing broken material and any site restrictions.

Can cutting and demolition be discussed together?

Yes. Show any separation cuts and the concrete or rock to be removed. Identify the retained structure and responsibility for support, handling and disposal so the package can be reviewed.

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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