Core Testing
Document concrete core sampling, lab results and engineering decisions — a clear record of the decision process when strength is low.
What you can do with Core Testing
- Core records (location, date, diameter, length)
- Reason for coring (low sample result, suspect concrete, routine check)
- Lab dispatch and result tracking
- Core compressive strength (MPa)
- Automatic pass/fail assessment
- Engineering decision: Acceptable / Strengthen / Demolish / Additional cores
- Decision rationale and notes
- Photos of the cores
- Filter by block and floor
What it does for you on site
Why it matters
A sample result came back low, so you took cores. Result: 26.5 MPa. Is that enough for C30? Strengthen or demolish? The whole process is on record — documents ready for the inspection firm and the municipality.
Time and money
Undocumented coring invites questions from the inspection firm, and missing core records create liability in a dispute. A complete record of location, results and decisions is the documentation you will need.