Confirm diameter, depth and drilling orientation
Method and sequence are confirmed around the site-specific requirement.
When it is needed
Use the right method for the opening.
- New service penetrations through slabs and walls
- Existing openings are the wrong size or position
- Reinforced concrete requires a specialist cutting method
- Dust and vibration need to be controlled on occupied or finished sites
Typical workflow
From scope to finished opening.
Review access, substrate and surrounding services
Method and sequence are confirmed around the site-specific requirement.
Set up the rig and water-control method
Method and sequence are confirmed around the site-specific requirement.
Core the opening and remove the concrete core
Method and sequence are confirmed around the site-specific requirement.
Common questions
Project FAQs.
Yes. Precision’s public service information specifically lists reinforced concrete as part of its core-drilling capability.
The current published range is 20 mm to 500 mm diameter. Final feasibility depends on the specific site and access conditions.
It is commonly used for plumbing lines, electrical conduits, HVAC sleeves and other utility penetrations.