Core Drilling Services in Estero, Florida

Core Drilling in Estero, FL — the Center of Our Home Corridor

Estero's growth east of I-75 along Corkscrew Road means new water, sewer and stormwater lines tying into Lee County systems, and many of those connections begin with a core through an existing manhole, lift station or vault. Closer to US-41, medical suites, retail at Coconut Point and Miromar, and offices in the FGCU and Alico corridor need penetrations through slabs and walls whenever systems change. Cougar Companies self-performs core drilling for both kinds of work. We were the first concrete cutting and core drilling company in Southwest Florida in the 1980s, and our crews have drilled cores over 60 inches in diameter and more than 40 feet deep, setting up for each hole based on its purpose.

Most water and sewer in the Estero area runs through Lee County Utilities, with stormwater split among the village, the county and private systems. Utility structures here usually sit below groundwater, so tie-in cores are planned with dewatering. On the commercial side, much of the corridor's construction uses post-tensioned slabs and tilt panels, which need careful layout before any coring begins.

From Coconut Point to the Corkscrew Corridor

Estero is the midpoint of the corridor Cougar has worked for three generations — our Fort Myers equipment yard on Ortiz Avenue sits about twenty minutes north, and our Naples and Bonita jobs run just south. From Coconut Point and the US-41 medical corridor to Miromar Outlets, the FGCU/Alico Road corridor, and the growth pushing east on Corkscrew Road, our crews pass through the village's two interstate exits nearly every day. We also know what incorporation in 2014 changed: Estero reviews design harder than most of Lee County, and we build to that bar from the first submittal.

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