WALL & FLOOR CHASING LONDON
Chasing concrete, brickwork & masonry for cables & pipes for electricians & plumbers. We deliver a precise and clean service with emphasis on safety.
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WALL & FLOOR CHASING
CHASING CONCRETE, BRICKWORK & CHASING MASONRY FOR CABLES & PIPES
- Including chasing concrete, brickwork & chasing masonry for cables & pipes for electricians & plumbers.
- The area being worked on can be vacuumed as part of the process, so providing good dust management. In addition, it is non- vibratory & is a dry cut procedure so doesn’t require water. These aspects help to minimise the environmental impact of the process.
- Precise channels can be efficiently cut for a range of requirements such as embedding cables, conduit, trunking & pipework below a surface.
- Hard concrete floor slabs can be chased using high floor saws.
- Creative designs can be achieved where they form part of the project specifications.
Our 4.5 Star Google Review score is a reflection of the importance we place on providing a high quality service.
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What is Wall Chasing?
Chasing is a process that’s ideal for cutting narrow wall channels in materials such as masonry or concrete. Whether it’s brick or concrete walls, all the channels are cut by diamond blades mounted on hand-held power tools and attached vacuum collection equipment.
Double slots are cut to equal depths after which the material between the is broken up & removed with appropriate tools such as hammer drills etc.
Here’s What Makes Wall and Floor Chasing Stand Out!
Both abrasive & diamond blades are utilised in the wall and concrete floor cutting process depending on the materials & particular requirements of the project. This provides flexibility in cutting accurate channels in concrete slab structures, brickwork, render, plaster, block work, marbel or screeds.
In addition to having built up extensive experience in floor and wall chasing BC Diamond Drilling have extensive experience in the processes such as electrical and plumbing installations that are regularly commissioned as part of the same project.
Hopefully the information on this page has provided the necessary background to the process for anyone who was unsure. Please feel free to get in touch to discuss your particular requirements, so we can provide any further advice & information about this service.
SERVICING THE SOUTH EAST, LONDON & BEYOND
Our wall & floor chasing contractor services are provided across London & the whole of the South East including Sussex, Kent & Surrey & beyond inc. Hastings, Bexhill, Eastbourne & Brighton.
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A method of drilling precise holes in concrete, brick, and other materials using a diamond-tipped drill bit. It's faster and more accurate than traditional drilling methods.
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Track sawing is a method of cutting vertical or horizontal surfaces such as walls, floors, and ceilings using a track-mounted circular diamond blade. It's ideal for cutting precise openings for doors, windows, and ventilation systems in concrete and masonry structures.
Cutting narrow grooves or channels in walls and floors using specialised saws or diamond blades. It's commonly used for installing electrical conduits, plumbing, and HVAC systems, and provides precise and neat cuts with minimal damage to surrounding materials.
Wire sawing is a method of cutting through large and thick concrete structures, using a diamond wire that's driven by a hydraulic power unit. It's a versatile and efficient technique that can be used for cutting complex shapes and sizes, and provides precise and clean cuts with minimal vibrations and noise.
Wire sawing is a method of cutting through large and thick concrete structures, using a diamond wire that's driven by a hydraulic power unit. It's a versatile and efficient technique that can be used for cutting complex shapes and sizes, and provides precise and clean cuts with minimal vibrations and noise.
