Rebaring

 Is the process of adding to or replacing reinforcement bars (rebars) in concrete structures that are already there so that changes or repairs can be made. It entails carefully drilling, anchoring, and attaching additional steel bars into the existing concrete to make sure the bond is strong and the structure is stable. This method is necessary for adding on, retrofitting, and making structures stronger in both residential and commercial building projects.

Core cutting is a precise way to drill round holes in concrete, asphalt, or brick buildings. People often use it to make holes for plumbing, electrical, HVAC, or structural testing. This method uses diamond-tipped core drills to make sure that cuts are clean and that nearby regions are not damaged too much. It works well for both new building and remodelling.