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For years, developers and contractors have been aware of a building’s operational carbon emissions when developing and working on new sites. Responsible for most of the total emissions over an asset’s lifetime, many professionals have made it a priority for carbon reduction. Carbon emissions are a significant contributor to climate change, with 40% of the world’s carbon emissions coming from

No matter your industry, you’ll likely get a set of questions that keep being asked repeatedly. Although HydroDemolition has been around for over 40 years, with common use for more than twenty years, we still find that many people are curious about the technique and technology behind HydroDemolition. From the obvious to the obscure, there’s a lot to know about

In 2022, the market size of the U.S. construction sector was valued at around 1.8 trillion U.S. dollars. There’s a lot of movement happening within the construction and demolition industry, and that includes advancements for HydroDemolition as well, which is constantly evolving and advancing at a steady pace. The future of demolition is HydroDemolition, with consistent innovation and advancements, shaping

HydroDemolition, often hailed as a groundbreaking method in construction and infrastructure maintenance, might seem complex at first glance and if you don’t know what you’re doing, it can be. Consider it like being a dentist, a root canal may be a simple procedure for a dentist permitting everything to go well, but to a painter, it would be like rocket

The infrastructure of the USA is slowly starting to crumble, with years of underfunding that has left a backlog of work for U.S. highways and bridges that exceeds $830 billion. Roads serve as the lifelines of modern society, enabling seamless travel and commerce. Yet, the constant wear and tear inflicted by weather and heavy traffic demand innovative solutions for maintenance

The construction industry is a dangerous business: falls, electrocution, burns, and unsafe equipment are frequent causes of injury, but they are far from the only hazards. Every year, approximately 2.3 million U.S. workers are exposed to silica dust, and risk developing serious health conditions as a result of this exposure. What is silica dust? Where does it come from? And

It’s no secret that construction is a dangerous business. Across all metrics, construction is widely regarded as one of the most dangerous industries, due to a combination of workplace injuries, illnesses, and sometimes even deaths.  Unfortunately, demolition safety, concrete cutting and removal, and other dangerous tasks are often done without prioritizing safety. At Aggregate Technologies, we prioritize safety without sacrificing

HydroDemolition is one of our favorite techniques for concrete removal. It’s an efficient, state-of-the-art process that allows for precision cutting – all via a remote-controlled robot. We have been using it extensively for years across a wide variety of projects, giving us first-hand experience on how effective it is. But it’s not only about the cool robot technology or how

Aggregate Technologies is a leading provider of HydroDemolition as well as other forms of highly advanced methods of demolition and construction. We take every job seriously, helping to ensure the success and safety of every project. From small projects to larger scope contracts, we work to ensure that every job is completed efficiently, on time, and on budget. With over

Did you know that over 220,000 U.S. bridges need repair? And that 45,000 bridges remain “structurally deficient” and in poor condition? Those numbers are staggering especially when you consider just how much we use these bridges each day. At any given time, one of these bridges can collapse, causing a disaster for those on and around the bridge. The repair