London Concrete Cutting

Diamond drilling, sawing and controlled removal. Greater London.

Core 20–600mm · Wall saw to 600mm · Floor saw to 400mm

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Cutting capability

Row	Method	Size	Depth	Cuts through	Typically used for
1	Core drilling	20–600mm dia	Through any thickness	Concrete, brick, stone	Pipes, ducts, cable runs
2	Wall sawing	Any length	To 600mm	Reinforced concrete	Door and window openings, lift shafts
3	Floor sawing	Any length	To 400mm	Slab, screed, asphalt	Trenches, slab openings, joints
4	Breaking & removal	—	—	Concrete, masonry	Plinths, staircases, slab removal

Diamond cutting goes through rebar — heavy reinforcement is slower, not a problem.
Wet cutting produces slurry, not airborne dust. Dry cutting with extraction where water cannot be used.
Larger openings are sawn, or stitch drilled where a saw will not fit.

Jobs and methods

Row	Job	Method	Notes
1	Door and window openings	Wall sawing	Formed in structural and reinforced walls
2	Lift shafts and stair cores	Wall sawing	Cut in sections, lifted out
3	Soil and waste pipe holes	Core drilling	Through floors, walls and soffits
4	Ductwork and ventilation	Core drilling	Any angle, up to 600mm
5	Cable and service runs	Core drilling	Single holes or repeat patterns
6	Service trenches	Floor sawing	Cut to depth, services below left intact
7	Stairwell and lift openings	Floor sawing	Slab cut and sectioned for removal
8	Expansion joints	Floor sawing	Slabs, screed and asphalt
9	Plinth and foundation removal	Breaking & removal	Cut out rather than broken
10	Staircase removal	Breaking & removal	Sectioned and carried out
11	Concrete sampling	Core drilling	Cores taken for testing
12	Stitch drilling	Core drilling	Overlapping cores where a saw will not fit

Site conditions

Row	Condition	How it is handled
1	Occupied buildings	Sawing instead of breaking. Sections carried out rather than dropped.
2	Out of hours	Nights and weekends where daytime noise is not acceptable.
3	Restricted access	Basements, upper floors, lift shafts. Cut sizes matched to how they leave site.
4	No water	Dry cutting with on-tool extraction.
5	Live services	Cut to a set depth so what is below the slab stays intact.

How we work

Row	Why us	What that means for you
1	You get a price, not a day rate	Quotes are for the job in front of you, with the access and the hours already in them. No hourly meter running while someone works out how to get the kit in.
2	The right method, not the only one we own	Core, wall saw, floor saw or controlled removal, chosen for your substrate and access. A firm with one machine will recommend that machine.
3	Structural work taken seriously	Anything load-bearing, heavily reinforced or near live services gets surveyed before a price is given, not discovered on the day.
4	We work around the building	Nights, weekends and occupied premises. Cut sizes matched to how they actually leave site, whether that is a lift, a stairwell or a doorway.
5	Clean cuts, clean finish	Square edges that need little making good, slurry contained rather than airborne, arisings taken away and the area left clear.
6	One point of contact	The person who quotes the job is the person you call about it. No passing you round an office.

Greater London and the immediate surround. Not shown — still ask.

What does it cost?

Depends on thickness, reinforcement, access and hours. Send photos and you will get a price for your actual job.

How soon can you start?

Small core work is usually quick. Structural sawing needs a survey first.

Do you clear the waste?

Yes. Arisings removed and the area left clean.

Can you quote from photos?

Straightforward jobs, yes. Structural cuts and anything with services in question get a site visit.

Send the details and we will call you back to go through them.