Build the visit around confirmed quantities
Previous work in the area
We have already completed diamond drilling on a project in Banbury.
Repeated cores grouped
One clear schedule helps us plan drilling positions and equipment efficiently.
Local cuts assessed
We check material depth, blade reach and support before handsawing.
Proven travel for planned drilling work
We have completed diamond drilling work in Banbury before, giving project teams direct evidence that we can serve the area. Our mobile work includes diamond core drilling, accurately sized drainage penetrations and handsawing for localised concrete or masonry alterations. Repetitive holes can be efficient when diameters, depths and positions are grouped into one clear schedule. Hand cutting suits defined trims or extensions where the material thickness, blade reach and working access remain practical.


Group positions and access requirements together
For another Banbury project, send hole quantities, dimensions, depths and marked drilling positions. Include working heights, induction arrangements and the equipment route from unloading point to work face. We also need the substrate and conditions around both sides of each surface. If localised cutting is involved, show the final line and explain how any released piece will be supported. This consolidated information helps us prepare a sensible travelling setup and on-site sequence.
Frequently asked questions
Have you completed drilling work in Banbury before?
Yes. We have previously completed diamond drilling work in Banbury. Each new project still needs its own assessment because dimensions, materials, access and site rules determine the equipment and programme.
How should I list repeated drainage holes?
Provide the quantity, diameter, depth and location of every hole. A marked drawing or numbered photograph is useful. Include slab thickness, reinforcement information, spacing and access beneath the drilling points.
What site arrangements should be confirmed first?
Tell us about working heights, induction times, unloading, parking and the equipment route. We also need safe working space at each position and details of any occupied or restricted area on the far side.

