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Technical Concrete Cutting Ltd (TCC) have helped remove a stumbling block in the way of the Goldman Sachs new £1billion office project in the City of London.

Nine Grade II listed ceramic murals created in the 1960’s are to be moved from the old fleet telephone exchange in Farringdon Street to the Barbican to enable demolition of the old building.

Slough Sewerage Treatment Works needed significant modification to increase capacity and improve water discharge quality in line with the latest EU regulations.

When production in a Portsmouth factory was moved overseas, the company enlisted the support of TCC to help them covert the redundant space into a new assembly area and warehouse.

When High Wycombe town centre was being redeveloped, TCC was contracted to undertake an important element in the overall scheme. 

The Christian Outreach Centre in Brighton required a meeting area to be formed on the third floor of their 1960s style concrete-framed building.

With the knowledge that one piece of debris could cause significant damage – and potentially a black-out – TCC’s expertise for delivering vibration-free stitch diamond drilling was put to the test when a Reading electricity sub-station was replaced. 

The Scilly Mission involves a team of three island boys (from Tresco in the Isles of Scilly that is) taking a small family car through 17 countries, 5 mountain ranges, 2 deserts, 2 continents over 10,000 miles of unpredictable road.

The latest technology in tracked concrete sawing has delivered a stunning result at the home of once FA Cup winners Portsmouth FC.

At TCC we invest in both our plant and our people. All operatives are directly employed and trained in the technical skills of operating our specialist plant including the relevant health and safety issues involved with the plant and the working environment it is being used in.