Where Concrete Drilling Makes a Difference
Solutions for Every Type of Project
Concrete drilling is used across many industries and is essential for construction, renovation, and upgrade projects. Whether you’re working on a home improvement or a major commercial renovation, you need precise and reliable concrete drilling to protect your structure and your peace of mind.
Home Projects
Homeowners and contractors use concrete drilling for:
- Installing anchor bolts for deck supports and structural connections
- Creating mounting holes for equipment and fixtures like railings and posts
- Drilling access points for foundation repairs and reinforcement work
- Making precise openings for utility connections and electrical work
Commercial Buildings
Offices, retail spaces, and multi-story buildings need concrete drilling for:
- Creating openings for anchor bolts to secure heavy equipment and machinery
- Drilling holes for structural modifications and building upgrade projects
- Making precise openings for safety system installations, like fire suppression
- Installing mounting points for tenant improvements and renovation work
Industrial Facilities
Manufacturing plants and warehouses rely on concrete drilling for:
- Creating anchor bolt holes to secure industrial equipment and prevent vibration
- Drilling openings for structural reinforcement to support heavy machinery loads
- Making precise holes for facility expansion and modification projects
- Installing mounting points for custom equipment solutions and specialized systems
Other Applications
- Transportation projects – Drilling anchor holes for bridge connections and highway barrier systems
- Infrastructure work – Creating precise openings for utility upgrades and system installations
- Healthcare facilities – Making controlled holes for sensitive equipment mounting and laboratory setups
Custom Solutions for Detroit Area Projects
Detroit’s mix of historic and modern buildings can be tricky and requires well-rounded drilling expertise that works with both old and contemporary construction.
Historic buildings — We use low-vibration drilling methods and specialized anchoring systems that work with century-old concrete without causing structural stress or cosmetic damage to original masonry.
New construction — Our laser-guided positioning and computer-controlled depth settings ensure anchor placements meet current engineering specifications and building code requirements.
Detroit-specific work includes:
- Infrastructure updates – Modernizing aging systems with strategic anchor placement
- Industrial upgrades – Installing new equipment in existing manufacturing spaces
- Green energy projects – Creating secure mounting points for solar and renewable systems
What We Can Handle
Hole Sizes
- Small: 1/4″ to 1-1/2″ – Light anchors, electrical work, small fixtures
- Medium: 1-1/2″ to 4″ – Standard anchoring and equipment mounting
- Large: 4″ to 10″ – Heavy equipment and major installations
- Extra-large: 10″ to 20″+ – Custom applications and specialized needs
Drilling Depths
- Shallow: Up to 4″ – Surface mounting and light anchors
- Standard: 4″ to 12″ – Most home and business projects
- Deep: 12″ to 30″ – Heavy-duty work and thick concrete
- Maximum: 30″+ – Industrial and specialized projects
What You Can Expect
- Accuracy within 1/32″ for size and placement
- Drilling at any angle – straight down, horizontal, or angled
- Works with all concrete types, including reinforced concrete
- Clean, smooth holes ready to use immediately
- Dust control systems keep your space clean