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BC Diamond Drilling & Sawing Ltd has carried out well over 550 projects since our launching in August 2021. To provide you with a better idea of our clients and the tasks we undertake, we've include a few case studies.
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For WeFix London, a company chaired by Charlie Mullins, the founder of Plimlico Plumbers, a concrete step and stair landing needed to be removed inside a working internal stairwell. The surrounding finishes, doors and walls had to stay protected, and the area had to stay clean and safe throughout.

1. Protection first. Before any cutting started, our team laid Antinox floor protection boards across the route and taped the joints. Plywood hoarding protected the adjoining walls. Cones and safety barriers kept the work area clearly separated.

2. Marking out. The cut lines were marked on the landing and steps so the structure could be removed in controlled sections.

3. Diamond sawing. Our operatives cut the concrete with diamond saws using water suppression. A wet vacuum extracted the slurry as they worked, which kept dust down and the floor protection clear.

4. Breaking out and removal. With the step cut into sections, the sawn concrete was broken out with a Hilti breaker. The rubble was cleared into tubs and removed from the building.

5. Clean handover. The floor was swept and left ready for the next trade.

The concrete step was removed with no damage to the surrounding areas. The site stayed tidy and safe, with minimal dust and slurry.

BC Diamond Drilling & Sawing Ltd offers diamond drilling, wall and floor sawing, and controlled concrete removal.

We carried out specialist hand sawing works to form a 1 m × 1 m access opening through a 160 mm thick reinforced concrete slab at a site in Chatham. The concrete section was carefully lifted out using an A-frame and a 3-tonne block and tackle. The opening was required to provide access to machinery located below the slab, and the works were completed safely and efficiently with full control throughout the lifting operation.

stair cutting for new restaurant fit-out olympia

We are currently carrying out specialist concrete cutting works at Olympia for a new restaurant fit-out. The scope involved cutting an existing concrete staircase in half through 350 mm thick concrete at a 45-degree angle. The works required a high level of precision to ensure a clean, accurate cut while maintaining structural integrity for the client’s requirements.

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We completed specialist track sawing works for Kelf Civil Engineering on Brighton Road, London, to allow for the installation of structural steelwork within existing walls. Due to site constraints, all works were carried out during night hours. All operatives were IPAF trained and certified to safely operate scissor lifts when working at height, ensuring full compliance with health and safety requirements.

In Chatham, a specialised project was completed to create a 1m x 1m access opening in a 160mm reinforced concrete (R/C) slab. The work was performed using a hand sawing method. To safely remove the cut concrete section, a 3-ton block and tackle system, mounted on an A-frame, was utilised. This precise operation was necessary to provide essential access to machinery situated on the floor below.

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Our red Hilti track saw machine in action, cutting a set of concrete stairs in a building in Olympia for a new restaurant. The machine is positioned on a metal track that is secured to the stairs, guiding the cutting blade precisely. The cut is being made at a 45-degree angle through a 350mm thick concrete slab, effectively cutting the stairs in half for a client.