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Core Drilling
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP), and structural systems
Fast, clean, and precise. Our core drilling services are built to keep your project moving. From specialized post holes to massive industrial penetrations, we deploy high-performance diamond rigs capable of tackling the toughest reinforced aggregates without the downtime.
Capabilities
Precision drilling from ½″ to 42″ diameter at any depth. Custom bit sizes can be made when required. For larger openings beyond standard core bit sizes, we can create virtually any diameter using wire sawing and circular cutting rigs.
Capabilities: Precision drilling from ½″ to 42″ diameter at any depth. Custom bit sizes can be made when required. For larger openings beyond standard core bit sizes, we can create virtually any diameter using wire sawing and circular cutting rigs.
Any Orientation
Proven execution for floors, walls, and challenging overhead/inverted requirements.
Any Orientation: Proven execution for floors, walls, and challenging overhead/inverted requirements.
Structural Safety
High-efficiency, low-vibration methods that protect the integrity of the surrounding material.
Structural Safety: High-efficiency, low-vibration methods that protect the integrity of the surrounding material.
Clean-Site Protocol
Professional slurry containment for wet-drilling and integrated vacuum systems for dry-drilling in sensitive or finished environments.
Clean-Site Protocol: Professional slurry containment for wet-drilling and integrated vacuum systems for dry-drilling in sensitive or finished environments.
Specialized Scopes
Expert at drilling for post holes, structural anchors, dowel bars, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) pass-throughs.
Specialized Scopes: Expert at drilling for post holes, structural anchors, dowel bars, and MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) pass-throughs.
Stitch Drilling
Overlapping techniques for creating non-standard or oversized openings when a single bit isn't an option.
Stitch Drilling: Overlapping techniques for creating non-standard or oversized openings when a single bit isn't an option.

























