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With over 25 years in the industry, CorePoint have covered all types of work ranging from nuclear power stations to private dwellings, from small holes for pipework to holes big enough to drive a car through. CorePoint cover all types of diamond drilling/sawing. All operatives have an NVQ Lvl 2 and CSCS card. Although based in Lancashire, CorePoint will cover the whole of the UK.
Lancaster, United Kingdom
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We’ve currently been doing some renovations and quickly needed two 6 inch holes drilling for extractor fans through a 1 metre thick wall. CorePoint understood straight away what was needed, were able to get there the next day and complete the job without fuss, quickly and at an excellent price. Would highly recommend if you need any drilling.
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