A hole for an installation. An opening for a door. Or a cut through a larger structure. The job determines the method.
Round openings in concrete and masonry for pipes, cables and ventilation.
Read about diamond drillingTell us about the material, its thickness and the hole size. A drawing and details of the location and access will help.
Openings for doors and stairs, and cuts in concrete floors, walls and slabs.
Read about diamond cuttingDescribe the opening dimensions, material and thickness. Tell us about access to the work area and who will handle the cut concrete.
Cutting larger concrete structures when the job calls for a different method.
Read about wire sawingSend drawings or photographs showing the structure, its dimensions and the working space. The method and handling arrangements are assessed for each job.
Asphalt cuts for utility work, excavation and civil engineering projects.
Read about asphalt cuttingTell us the length and depth of the cut, the location and the preferred timing. Please include a drawing or photographs of the area.
Call or send a short description, ideally with a drawing and details of materials and dimensions.
The type of work, location and preferred timing are a useful starting point.
No. Describe the required result, material and position. Torsten helps establish the method and the information needed to assess the job.
Yes. Gather the relevant drawings and mark the different holes and cuts. Describe sequence and timing so the individual tasks can be clarified within the same project.
Explain who uses the building, access times and operational or trade requirements. Work area and execution must be coordinated with those responsible for the project. Scheduling is agreed for the conditions.
