Keep specialist work aligned with the programme
Related tasks coordinated
Cutting, large openings and chasing can be planned within one site phase.
RAMS available
We can prepare RAMS on request once the task and conditions are confirmed.
Follow-on trades considered
We set openings and channels around the next installation stage.
Specialist input for alteration programmes
Construction teams need drilling and cutting to fit the programme, not interrupt every trade around it. We support contractors in Trowbridge with concrete cutting and removal, stitch drilling for large openings, and wall chasing for first-fix services. These methods can work together on alterations where circular penetrations, unusual apertures and recessed routes all appear in the same phase. We review the drawings and sequence before attendance, helping the site team coordinate access, exclusion areas and the trades waiting for each opening.
Plan the cut and what follows it
For Trowbridge projects, tell us how removed sections will be supported, lifted and cleared. Large openings need more than a marked perimeter, while chasing must reflect the cable or pipe dimensions required by the follow-on installer. Send programme dates, induction requirements and site access arrangements with the enquiry. We can provide RAMS on request once the scope is understood. Clear information allows us to plan equipment and work-zone controls around the wider construction sequence.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work directly with Trowbridge contractors?
Yes. Construction businesses and contractors are our main audience, and we also assess other suitable projects. Send drawings, programme needs, induction information and access details so we can review the site requirements.
When can you provide RAMS?
We can provide RAMS on request after the scope and site conditions are defined. We need the method, material, dimensions, access, work environment and relevant site rules before task-specific documents can be prepared.
Can several cutting methods form one package?
Yes. Where the project needs cores, straight cuts, large stitch-drilled openings or service chases, we can assess them together. A consolidated schedule helps us plan equipment and sequencing efficiently.