Concrete Core Drilling, also known as Concrete Coring is a crucial step in many construction and engineering projects, offering precise sampling, structural integrity testing, and creating accurate openings for utilities and reinforcements. At Solvocore, we provide reliable core drilling services to ensure your project’s foundation and modifications are built on a solid, informed foundation.
“we approach each coring project with precision, ensuring the integrity and success of every project” states Wayne Van Der Westhuizen Managing Director of Solvocore.
CORE SAMPLING
Unlocking Hidden Data
Ever wondered what’s happening inside a concrete structure? Core sampling provides definitive answers. By extracting concrete samples, engineers can assess compressive strength, carbonation levels, and chloride ingress – critical data points for making informed repair and maintenance decisions.
PRECISION DEMOLITION
Remove Only What You Need
When a project calls for selective demolition, core drilling steps in as a precise, calculated method to remove only what’s necessary. Whether creating access points or removing damaged sections, this technique ensures the surrounding structure remains intact while making modifications seamless.
REINFORCEMENT MODS
Strengthening with Precision
Need to add reinforcement or structural upgrades to an existing build? Core drilling allows for targeted modifications, enabling the installation of additional supports that enhance durability and load-bearing capacity without excessive disruption.
UTILITY OPENINGS
Clean Cut for Services
When a project requires larger openings than a single core drill can achieve, stitch drilling is the solution. By creating a series of overlapping holes, this method allows for precise cuts in concrete structures, making it ideal for structural modifications, controlled demolitions, and renovations where accuracy is key.
STITCH DRILLING
Expanding with precision
When a project requires larger openings than a single core drill can achieve, stitch drilling is the solution. By creating a series of overlapping holes, this method allows for precise cuts in concrete structures, making it ideal for structural modifications, controlled demolitions, and renovations where accuracy is key.
