Removing Floor Anchors for a Fresh Start.
Old floor anchors can be a real pain if not removed properly. Today, we worked on a site where dozens of them needed to come out before new flooring could be laid. Some bolts could be unscrewed, but others had to be ground flush or drilled out completely. Once they were removed, we filled the holes to keep the surface strong and level. It’s a job that might not seem like much, but skipping it can cause real problems down the track. Proper removal means a smooth surface and a clean slate for the next stage of work.
Surface Grinding for a Clean Finish
Surface Grinding for a Clean Finish. After some core drilling work, we moved on to surface grinding to even out rough patches left behind from old fittings. It’s one of those jobs that makes a big difference but often goes unnoticed—smoothing out the surface so new...
Removing Old Floor Anchors
Removing Old Floor Anchors. We spent the day pulling out old floor anchors from a warehouse site. Some came out easy, while others needed a bit of grinding and drilling to remove properly. It’s always satisfying to leave a clean surface behind, ready for new...
Precision Core Drilling on Site
Precision Core Drilling on Site. Today’s job involved drilling multiple core holes through a thick concrete floor for new service installations. The drill setup was simple—mark, drill, extract, repeat. With reinforced concrete, precision and the right tools make all...
Core Drilling & Filling – Another Day on Site
Core Drilling & Filling – Another Day on Site. Here’s a look at a recent core drilling job, cutting precise holes through a concrete slab to make way for new fixtures. Using a diamond-tipped core drill, we worked through reinforced concrete with minimal mess and...