Breaking & Drilling

Hireload offers breaking and drilling hire London including heavy, medium and light breakers, SDS and rotary hammer drills, a percussion drill, a dry diamond core drill, a right angle drill, magnetic drills for steelwork and a drywall screwdriver. The right option depends on the material, task, power supply and hole size — check the product page or contact us before booking.

Yes. We offer breaker hire London and road breaker hire London for breaking concrete, slabs and asphalt, plus medium and light breakers for masonry and lighter work. Choose based on the material, thickness, power supply and access — not every breaker suits every job, so confirm suitability before hire.

As a general guide, a light breaker may suit tiles, chasing and more controlled work; a medium breaker (such as the Bosch GSH 11E or an SDS Max model) may suit blockwork and masonry; and a heavy or road breaker may suit breaking concrete floors, slabs and asphalt. The right choice depends on the material, thickness and how much output the job needs — confirm suitability before hire.

It depends on the task. A breaker may suit breaking out concrete, slabs, tiles or masonry, while an SDS or rotary hammer drill may suit drilling holes for fixings and anchors in brick, block and concrete. Consider whether you’re removing material or making holes, the material and the hole size, and confirm suitability before hire.

For masonry, an SDS or rotary hammer drill may suit brick, block and concrete fixings, while a percussion drill may suit lighter general drilling. For core-style holes a dry diamond drill may be considered in suitable masonry. Match the bit to the material and confirm the hole size and depth before hire.

Yes. A dry diamond core drill (Makita 8406 240V) may help with core-style holes in suitable masonry. Check the material, hole diameter, dust control and what’s behind the wall, and confirm suitability before hire — diamond drilling is not suitable for every material or situation.

Yes. A mag drill (including a Rotabroach magnetic drill) may suit drilling holes in steel and beams using annular cutters on a magnetic base. Check the steel thickness, whether the magnet can seat securely and the hole size required, and confirm suitability before hire.

Check the material and thickness, the power supply (110V or 240V — confirm what’s on site), the right chisel for the task, the working area and access route, dust and noise restrictions, and that the work is planned safely. Also confirm product availability before hire.

Yes. Tell us the material, task, hole size or depth if known, indoor/outdoor use, power supply, access route, postcode area and preferred dates, and we’ll help you choose the right Hireload product page or quote route. Call 020 3375 4048 or email info@hireload.co.uk.

Call 020 3375 4048 or email info@hireload.co.uk with your job details — material, task, hole size or depth, indoor/outdoor use, power supply, access route, postcode area and preferred hire dates, plus photos if available. We’ll review suitability, point you to the right product page and arrange a London hire by booking. Heavy breaking and drilling work should be planned carefully and carried out by competent users.