Tenancy fitouts
Core holes and penetrations for hydraulics, data and mechanical services through post-war slabs, sized off the services drawings.
Sydney CBD · Sydney
Concrete cutting
in Sydney CBD
City work is a different animal. Everything happens around a building’s rules: booked lift times, dock access, noise windows and a tenant next door who is still trading. The cutting is the easy part — getting the gear in and the site handed back clean is the job.
Local work
What we get called out for in Sydney CBD
Riser and service penetrations
Cores between floors for new electrical, comms and plumbing risers, with fire-rating reinstated by the trade following.
Mechanical and HVAC
Duct and pipe penetrations through core walls and slabs for plant upgrades and split-system runs.
Basement and carpark works
Saw cuts and cores through basement slabs and walls for drainage, pits, EV charging and new services.
Make-good and de-fit
Cutting back and removing redundant slabs, plinths and housekeeping pads at end of lease.
After-hours programs
Noisy work scheduled overnight or at weekends so the floor below keeps trading.
Getting to you
Access, parking, paperwork
We work to the building, not the other way round. Induction paperwork, SWMS, booked dock and lift times, protection to lifts and lobbies, and noise restrictions all get sorted before the day. If the base building requires a permit to cut, tell us early and we will have the paperwork in on time.
Suburbs we cover in Sydney CBD
- Sydney CBD
- Circular Quay
- The Rocks
- Barangaroo
- Darling Harbour
- Haymarket
- Ultimo
- Pyrmont
- Surry Hills
- Darlinghurst
- Woolloomooloo
- Millers Point
Services
All of it, in the CBD
Questions
Working in Sydney CBD
Can you work overnight in the city?
Yes. Most tower work has to happen outside trading hours, and we schedule around the building’s noise windows. Give us as much notice as you can so the dock and lift bookings line up.
Do you provide SWMS and insurance certificates?
Yes, before we arrive. Public liability cover and job-specific SWMS go to the building manager or the site supervisor on request.
Can you cut a post-tensioned slab?
Not blind. Post-tensioned slabs have to be scanned first so we know where the cables run. We will arrange the scan or work to yours, but we will not put a saw into one on a guess.
Cutting to do in Sydney CBD?
Quickest way to a price is a phone call. We answer on site.
0405 632 534