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Core Cutting on Sohna Road: Homes and New Builds
AC holes, plumbing sleeves and wall openings for Sohna Road houses, apartments and under-construction sites, and how to prepare for the visit.
- Core Cutting Crew
- 18 October 2026
- Updated 18 October 2026
- 4 min read
The short answer is: for core cutting on Sohna Road, send us a photo of the marked position, the hole size and what is on the other side of the wall, and we will arrive with the right diamond bit, a rebar scanner and slurry containment so the job is finished in one clean visit. Sohna Road is one of the areas our crew covers regularly, alongside Sector 56, DLF Phases, Golf Course Road, Manesar and Ramgarh.
The Sohna Road corridor in Gurugram has a mix of older independent houses, newer apartment towers and plenty of buildings still under construction. Each one brings slightly different cutting needs. Older houses often have no as-built drawings, towers have strict society rules, and new builds need openings coordinated with several trades. This guide covers how we handle all three.
Common jobs on Sohna Road
- Split AC pipe holes through external walls
- Kitchen chimney and exhaust outlets
- Bathroom drain and plumbing sleeves through slabs
- Electrical conduit and inverter cable openings
- Doorway widening and new wall openings
- Openings for water tanks and overhead drainage
Each of these has its own detailed guide, such as our AC hole drilling guide and kitchen chimney hole guide. This article focuses on what is specific to working along Sohna Road.
Independent houses: check for hidden services
Many independent houses off Sohna Road were built or extended over several years, and the original wiring and plumbing routes are not always documented. Before drilling we scan the area for rebar, conduits and pipes, and we ask the owner what runs nearby, such as a bathroom on the other side or a concealed geyser line. Our rebar scan service exists precisely for this situation.
Walls, beams and columns
A small AC or plumbing hole through a masonry or RCC wall is usually straightforward. Larger openings, or anything through a beam or column, should be checked by a structural engineer first. Our guide to structural approval for openings explains why and what to ask.
Apartments: society rules and neighbours
Apartment societies along Sohna Road usually allow cutting only at set hours and may ask for a work permit from the maintenance office. External wall holes can also be subject to facade rules. Check these before booking so the visit is not stopped halfway. Wet diamond drilling is quiet compared with a breaker and keeps dust out of corridors and neighbouring flats. More detail is in our article on core cutting in apartments and high-rises.
Preparing the room
- Clear furniture from around the marked spot
- Remove curtains and wall hangings near the hole
- Tell us if there is a finished ceiling or flat below a slab opening
- Arrange access to a water tap and a power socket
- Inform the society office if a permit is needed
Our full checklist is in how to prepare your home for core cutting.
Under-construction buildings
On new builds, the best time to cut is after the structure is complete but before finishes such as plaster, tiles and false ceilings go in. Openings missed at the casting stage, such as an extra drain or a changed AC position, can then be added with minimal rework. We work from the contractor's marks and coordinate with the plumber, electrician and HVAC team so all openings are done in one visit where possible.
Clean-up and finishing
Wet cutting turns dust into slurry, which we contain and clear. The core is removed, edges are dressed, and debris is taken away from the work area. Sealing around pipes and weatherproofing external holes is covered in our article on monsoon waterproofing for openings, which is especially relevant before the rains.
Why diamond core drilling is the right choice
Some homeowners are offered a hammer drill and chisel because it seems quicker. In practice the shock cracks plaster around the hole, can damage tiles on the other side and leaves a rough opening that is hard to seal. A diamond core bit cuts a smooth round hole of the exact size, with very little vibration and no hammering noise for the neighbours. For AC pipes that need a slight outward slope, the rig also holds the angle steadily. Read core drilling vs hammer and chisel for the full comparison.
How to book on Sohna Road
Call or WhatsApp +91 9735 156 388 with a photo of the location and the size needed, email corecutting.in@gmail.com, or use the form on our contact page. Our office address is Room No. 113, Durga Mandir, Taniyan Market, 67, Ramgarh, Haryana 122101. You can also browse finished work on our projects page before you call.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you serve homes on Sohna Road?
- Yes. Sohna Road is one of the areas our crew covers regularly, along with Sector 56, DLF Phases, Golf Course Road, Manesar and Ramgarh.
- Can you drill an AC hole in an old independent house?
- Yes. We scan for rebar and hidden services first, then drill with a diamond core bit sized and sloped for the AC pipes.
- Will my society allow core cutting?
- Most do, within set working hours and sometimes with a permit. Check with your maintenance office before booking.
- What should I send when I enquire?
- A photo of the marked position, the hole size, the wall or slab thickness if known, and what is on the other side.
Next step
Need core cutting on Sohna Road?
Send a photo of the spot and the size you need, and we will confirm the setup and timing.
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