Cut exactly.
Remove only what must go.
Concrete Cut SA specialises in core drilling, concrete cutting, dowel drilling, selective demolition and rigging of cut concrete sections — from precise penetrations to heavy structural removal.
Cut, drill, separate and rig concrete in a controlled sequence.
Not “construction services.” A precision concrete problem-solving company.
Concrete Cut SA’s own company profile centres the business around core drilling, dowel drilling, concrete cutting, selective demolition and rigging of cut concrete sections or blocks. The redesign makes those specialist methods the experience instead of hiding them inside ordinary service cards.
Core drilling
Clean circular penetrations through concrete or masonry for services, testing and specialist openings. Concrete Cut SA’s profile includes core drilling as a primary service.
Choose by the outcome you need.
Select a challenge and the method lab above will switch automatically.
Core & dowel drilling
Precision holes, deep cores, service penetrations and repeat drilling through concrete.
02 / CUT↗Wall, floor & wire sawing
Controlled cutting methods for openings, slabs and heavy concrete sections.
03 / REMOVE↗Selective demolition & rigging
Separate chosen sections and plan how cut concrete blocks are handled and removed.
The proof gets interesting when the concrete gets difficult.
Concrete Cut SA’s current company profile records technically demanding work at NECSA Pelindaba, Wits Genmin Labs, Kusile Power Station and Melrose Arch. External 2026 project coverage also identifies Concrete Cut SA as the cutting subcontractor on Draco Group’s award-winning Palabora converter-stack demolition project.
NECSA · Pelindaba
Company-profile record: 300 mm diameter core drilled over an existing stainless-steel pipe, 7 m deep, in a JV with Q&A Coring.
Wits · Genmin Labs
Company-profile record: demolition/removal of an external redundant staircase using wall sawing; cut sections up to 2.2 tons.
Melrose Arch
Company-profile record: approximately 1,200 m² of slabs, lift-shaft walls and columns removed; sections up to 2.5 tons; wire sawing and core drilling.
Kusile Power Station
Company-profile record: demolition/removal of a 3.5 m thick TG block in JV with Borecut; sections/blocks weighing up to 100 tons.
Let the hard jobs explain the company.
Each case study is presented exactly as a documented example, without turning subcontract participation into unsupported claims about full-project ownership.
Give the crew dimensions before giving them a phone call.
This tool does not claim equipment limits. It helps a client visualise and send approximate dimensions so Concrete Cut SA can assess the requirement properly.
Visualise the opening.
Briefing visual only — final method, equipment and feasibility are confirmed by Concrete Cut SA after project review.
A photo is useful. A marked-up drawing is better.
Include the location, opening dimensions, known slab/wall thickness, reinforcement information if available, access constraints and how the cut section can be removed.
Send it directly to Clifford or Kenneth.
Use the project brief form to create a structured WhatsApp message instead of starting with “Hi, how much to cut concrete?”
Build the WhatsApp brief ↗Measure. Choose method. Separate. Remove.
A specialist cutting job is easier to quote and plan when the method and removal route are considered together.
Define the opening or section.
Dimensions, thickness, location, drawings and access.
Select the cutting method.
Core, wall, floor, wire, dowel drilling or selective demolition route.
Control the cut sequence.
Plan how the concrete becomes manageable sections.
Rig and clear the section.
Heavy cut blocks need a removal plan as much as a cutting plan.
Have a concrete problem that needs a precise answer?
Send the location, dimensions, photos or drawings and let the team assess the right cutting / drilling / removal route.