Wall chipping is detail work — cutting a doorway, sinking a conduit channel, or removing part of a wall without disturbing what's around it. We use hand breakers and wall chasers for accuracy, and dust-sheet the area so the rest of the room stays clean.
The exact cut lines are marked and the wall type — brick or RCC — is confirmed.
Dust sheets and barriers go up to protect the rest of the room or unit.
Hand breakers, chasers or cutters used depending on wall material and precision needed.
Debris bagged and removed, surface left ready for the next trade.
Every site is different, so we quote after a site visit rather than a flat rate over the phone. These are the main factors:
| Wall material (brick / RCC / block) |
| Wall thickness |
| Length and depth of chipping required |
| Access within the unit |
| Whether the wall is load-bearing |
Send us your site details — we'll call back with a scope.
Yes, for non-load-bearing walls this is a standard job. Load-bearing walls need an engineer's input first.
Yes, we regularly chase channels for electrical conduit and plumbing lines as part of renovation work.
Yes, dust sheeting and containment barriers are standard on every chipping job, indoors or out.
Most jobs are billed on completion for small work, or in milestones for larger structural jobs; a deposit may apply for jobs requiring machinery mobilisation. This is agreed upfront in the written quote.
Free site visit · Same-week quote