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# Aggregate Technologies Inc.

Concrete Demolition Contractor

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- [North Tarrant Express: How HydroDemolition Helped Complete a $2.2M Bridge Project 3 Months Ahead of Schedule](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/north-tarrant-express-how-hydrodemolition-helped-complete-a-2-2m-bridge-project-3-months-ahead-of-schedule/) - When time, traffic, and safety are non-negotiable, innovation becomes the best tool in your box. That’s exactly how Ferrovial Construction — and its trusted partner Aggregate Technologies, Inc. — tackled the North Tarrant Express Capacity Improvements Project in Texas. With a job scope involving major road and bridge widening, the team turned to HydroDemolition for
- [How ATI Designed the Pile Cutting Machine and Set a New Industry Standard](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-ati-designed-the-pile-cutting-machine-and-set-a-new-industry-standard/) - In 2008, Motiva’s Crude Expansion Project was transforming Port Arthur, Texas into the site of the largest oil-producing refinery in North America. The scale of the project was historic — and so were its demands. Among them: 50,000 concrete piles that needed to be cut. At the time, the industry standard was wall saws. Two
- [Case Study: Ferrovial Construction's Bridge Widening Project x Aggregate Technologies](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/case-study-ferrovial-constructions-hydro-demolition-success-in-texas/) - TL;DR: Ferrovial Construction used hydrodemolition technology in the North Tarrant Express Capacity Improvements Project (NTE CIP) in Texas. This innovative method allowed for precise and environmentally sustainable demolition of bridge structures while maintaining worker safety and reducing public disruption. The approach involved recycling water, minimizing debris, and preserving existing rebar. The successful application of this
- [ATI Awarded Major Project Supporting National Infrastructure](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/ati-awarded-major-project-supporting-national-infrastructure/) - Aggregate Technologies has been awarded one of the most significant projects in the company’s history, representing a major milestone in our continued growth. This opportunity positions ATI to support national infrastructure work that demands the highest levels of safety, precision, and national security. Our team was selected based on proven capability, technical expertise, and a
- [ABC Names Aggregate Technologies a National Top-Performing Construction Company](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/abc-names-aggregate-technologies-a-national-top-performing-construction-company/) - Houston, TX, March 11, 2026—Aggregate Technologies, Houston, TX, officially announced it ranks Subcontractors on Associated Builders and Contractors’ 2026 Top Performers lists, an annual publication established in 2018 that recognizes its contractor members’ outstanding achievements in health and safety, quality and project excellence, ranked by number of hours worked. (Find on page 64.) A Quote
- [A Letter From Our VP to Our Team: 7 Non-Negotiables For 2026](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/7-non-negotiables-for-2026/) - As we step into 2026, I want every single one of you to know this: we are building something special together. This past year wasn't easy, but we grew, we learned, and we pushed through challenges that could've broken weaker companies. You showed grit, pride, and loyalty — and that's why we're positioned to make
- [Eco-Friendly Construction Practices: 5 Ways to Make Construction/Demolition Green & Sustainable](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/eco-friendly-construction-practices-5-ways-to-make-construction-demolition-green-sustainable/) - The construction and demolition industry has long been associated with significant environmental impacts, from the loud rumble of heavy machinery to less visible carbon emissions and resource depletion. But as awareness of environmental protection grows, the sector is undergoing a groundbreaking transformation—towards sustainable, eco-friendly practices. There’s also the fact that the EPA and the government
- [ATI Featured in ICRI's Concrete Repair Bulletin!](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/ati-featured-in-concrete-repair-bulletin/) - We’re proud to share that Aggregate Technologies, Inc. was spotlighted in the latest issue (Sept/Oct 2025) of Concrete Repair Bulletin — a nationally circulated publication by the International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI). Disaster as a Catalyst: Pressing Reset on Strategy The 2018 collapse of a Miami pedestrian bridge prompted Harris County to review projects by
- [What to Expect With Your HydroDemolition Contractor](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/what-to-expect-with-your-hydrodemolition-contractor/) - HydroDemolition is a dynamic solution for many of our modern demolition, concrete cutting, and construction projects. Throughout the last twenty years, HydroDemolition has earned its reputation as being efficient, precise, safe, and better for the environment. Aggregate Technologies has over 25 years of industry experience, with over 100 years of combined industry knowledge. We pride
- [4 Types of Construction Piles and Pile Cutting Guide](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/4-types-of-construction-piles-and-pile-cutting-guide/) - Update: May 2025 | **Visit our pile cutting service page for up-to-date details on our recent advancements on pile cutting technology: the PCM2** In the construction industry, the foundation of a structure is key to its longevity and safety. Piles, which are deep foundation elements, are used to transfer the load of a structure to
- [5 Things You Need to Know About Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-things-you-need-to-know-about-hydrodemolition/) - Hydrodemolition has been around since the late 1970s, however, it didn’t gain much traction until the late 1990s. For about 20-30 years, it has been a trusted form of demolition for many and is quickly becoming the preferred, recommended method of demolition, concrete removal, and repair. Hydrodemolition is both simple and complex, and there’s a
- [Hydrodemolition: A New Era of Demolition ](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hydrodemolition-a-new-era-of-demolition/) - Some people would consider demolition a necessary evil, while others would consider it an exciting aspect of progress and expansion. No matter how you view it, it’s happening all over the world for various reasons, and there’s a lot of ways to do it. Hydrodemolition is new to many, despite being a trusted and efficient
- [5 Common HydroDemolition Questions Answered](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-common-hydrodemolition-questions-answered/) - 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
- [5 Facts About Demolition That Will Blow Your Mind](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-facts-about-demolition-that-will-blow-your-mind/) - The process of demolition often conjures images of wrecking balls swinging into structures or buildings being enveloped in clouds of dust after a spectacular implosion. But what truly lies behind the dramatic facade of demolition is a highly sophisticated, technical, and crucial aspect of the construction industry. In this exploration, we're going to unearth some
- [5 Types of Hazardous Demolition Site Materials and How to Reduce Them](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-types-of-hazardous-demolition-site-materials-and-how-to-reduce-them/) - Demolition sites are fraught with potential hazards, many of which stem from the materials used in construction. These hazards have the potential to be detrimental to a construction or demolition site and the team involved within and around it. Not only are they problematic for the actual site, but they’re also an issue for those
- [What Makes HydroDemolition Unique](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/what-makes-hydrodemolition-unique/) - I’m sure you’ve heard about HydroDemolition by now, as it’s a hot topic in your field. HydroDemolition is the use of water to remove concrete or other materials. The process uses HydroDemolition robots and has been around since the late 1970s. However, HydroDemolition has only really gained popularity in the last 20-30 years. At its
- [5 Concrete Errors HydroDemolition Can Help With](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-concrete-errors-hydrodemolition-can-help-with/) - While working with concrete may seem like a simple task, there are a lot of different things that can go wrong. Unfortunately, mistakes are not always evident at the beginning. While concrete errors can cause problems for timetables and budgets, advances in robotic concrete removal methods are making them easier to fix. HydroDemolition is a
- [5 Benefits of Aggregate Technologies' Lunch and Learn Events](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-benefits-of-aggregate-technologies-lunch-and-learn-events/) - Knowledge is power, and knowledge is safety, and everyone always has something to learn, even when you think you’ve learned it all. This is especially true for the construction industry, which is rapidly changing and evolving at an alarming rate. This construction industry is also getting greener, as the industry is a massive consumer of
- [5 Tips to Reduce Embodied Carbon in Construction](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-tips-to-reduce-embodied-carbon-in-construction/) - 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
- [The Future of HydroDemolition: Innovations and Advancements](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/the-future-of-hydrodemolition-innovations-and-advancements/) - 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
- [HydroDemolition Made Simple: A Comprehensive Guide](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hydrodemolition-made-simple-a-comprehensive-guide/) - 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,
- [Revolutionizing Road Repair: Hydrodemolition's Dynamic Impact on Infrastructure](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/revolutionizing-road-repair-hydrodemolitions-dynamic-impact-on-infrastructure/) - 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
- [How to Protect Yourself from Silica Dust](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-to-protect-yourself-from-silica-dust/) - 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
- [HydroDemolition: A Safer Alternative for Concrete Removal](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hydrodemolition-a-safer-alternative-for-concrete-removal/) - 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,
- [The Economical Advantages of Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/the-economical-advantages-of-hydrodemolition/) - 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
- [A Bridge to Cross: HydroDemolition and Bridge Repair](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/a-bridge-to-cross-hydrodemolition-and-bridge-repair/) - 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
- [Case Studies: HydroDemolition and Pile Cutting Success Stories](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/case-studies-hydrodemolition-and-pile-cutting-success-stories/) - 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,
- [Pile Cutting: Techniques, Equipment, and Cost-Saving Solutions](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/pile-cutting-techniques-equipment-and-cost-saving-solutions/) - Have you ever wondered what holds up sections of concrete? If you’re in the business, you already know, you likely also know just how difficult getting a clean cut on a pile can be. Pile cutting is a critical process in construction and infrastructure projects, involving the precise removal or modification of foundation piles. As
- [Safety First: 5 Ways Aggregate Technologies Cares About Safety](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/safety-first-5-ways-aggregate-technologies-cares-about-safety/) - Demolition has the potential to be highly dangerous, especially when handling a lot of large equipment, and when in spaces that foster greater risks, such as petrochemical sites. When you hire Aggregate Technologies, you’re hiring a specialty subcontractor with over 25 years of industry experience, this means we’ve had a long time to get it
- [The Power of Water: The Science Behind HydroDemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/the-power-of-water-the-science-behind-hydrodemolition/) - In the world of demolition, innovation has reshaped traditional methods, and one standout approach, HydroDemolition, stands at the forefront. Gone are the days when a jackhammer or chipping hammer is needed to complete a concrete removal job. While the spectacle of demolition often captures attention, the science behind a method like this is equally fascinating.
- [5 Top Benefits of HydroDemolition in Demolition Projects](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-top-benefits-of-hydrodemolition-in-demolition-projects/) - Demolition projects are intricate endeavors that demand careful consideration of the methods to ensure both efficiency and safety. In more recent years, hydro demolition has emerged from the ground up as a cutting-edge technique that is revolutionizing the way we approach deconstruction and even the construction of structures. With Its popularity, this form of demolition
- [Industries We Serve: Concrete Cutting Solutions for Various Sectors](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/industries-we-serve-concrete-cutting-solutions-for-various-sectors/) - For many businesses, concrete cutting is essential. It allows them to cut openings for doors and windows, run utilities, create openings for HVAC ductwork, or remove damaged concrete. Without the tools and workforce needed for cutting, the utility of concrete would be limited. Concrete cutting isn't solely for manufacturing or heavy industry. There's no one
- [Concrete Cutting Methods: Slab Sawing, Wall Sawing, and Core Drilling Explained](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/concrete-cutting-methods-slab-sawing-wall-sawing-and-core-drilling-explained/) - The history of concrete is a long and storied one, with concrete dating back to at least 300 BC, when the Romans used it for building the theater at Pompeii. Although early Roman concrete was unreinforced, some of it still stands to this day. This durability is a testament to concrete's strength and utility. However,
- [5 Essential Tips for Successful HydroDemolition Projects ](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/5-essential-tips-for-successful-hydrodemolition-projects/) - HydroDemolition has emerged as a transformative method in the construction industry, offering precision and efficiency in deconstruction projects. However, the key to a successful project lies in meticulous planning, proper execution, and a commitment to safety and efficiency. At Aggregate Technologies, the success of your project is the success of our company. We’re committed to
- [Ground Penetrating Radar: Non-destructive Testing for Concrete Structures ](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/ground-penetrating-radar-non-destructive-testing-for-concrete-structures/) - Concrete structures are the backbone of modern construction, providing strength and durability. Traditional methods of testing often involve invasive and time-consuming processes, but advancements in technology have paved the way for non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques, such as Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR). Thanks to the advancement of technology, it’s now easier than ever to understand the
- [HydroDemolition vs. Standard Demolition: Choosing the Right Approach for Your Project](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hydrodemolition-vs-standard-demolition-choosing-the-right-approach-for-your-project/) - Demolition is a critical phase in construction and renovation projects, and the method chosen can have a very significant impact on the efficiency, safety, and even the environmental stability of the process and on the project overall. There are many different styles, techniques, and aspects of demolition, with the two most common being HydroDemolition and
- [Safety Matters: HydroDemolition and Safety on Site](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/safety-matters-hydrodemolition-and-safety-on-site/) - Demolition is a necessary process for many projects in the construction and renovation sector. For as long as we’ve been building structures, we’ve also been removing them. We’ve come a long way since using donkeys and horse-drawn carts to help us remove and repair the structures around us. Jack hammers and chipping hammers are typically
- [HydroDemolition Job After Hurricane Ian](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hurricane-ian-hydrodemolition-repair-job/) - Hurricane Ian was a large and destructive Category 4 Atlantic hurricane that ravaged parts of North America in late September and early October 2022. Southwest Florida was hit extremely hard making Ian the deadliest hurricane to strike the state since 1935. Ian had caused widespread damage across western Cuba prior to hitting the Florida peninsula.
- [Texas Business Radio Interview - Ronnie Wills](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/texas-business-radio-interview-ronnie-wills/) - Ronnie Wills is interviewed by Texas Business Radio hosts Matt Register and George Walden. He discusses the history of Aggregate Technologies, company culture, ATI's charity donation program and more. Full transcript below the video.
- [Check Concrete Health with GPR Scanning](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/check-concrete-health-grp-scanning/) - What's going on below the surface of a concrete column, pier, or slab can often be a mystery to a structural engineer seeking answers about a project. The location and condition of reinforcing bars is typically unknown, unless severe spalling, delamination, or corrosion has occurred. What's more, these areas of deterioration in a concrete structure
- [FAQ: Do you provide layout?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/do-not-provide-layout/) - Per company policy, Aggregate Technologies does not provide layouts. This responsibility is best preformed by the general contractor or sub-contractor who will have a better understanding on what precise location they need. To eliminate standby time on our end, is beneficial for you the customer to have everything laid out prior to our arrival. It
- [FAQ: When can you be here?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/when-can-you-be-onsite/) - While we want your project to be on time, please realize that ATI will not rush out to a job site unprepared. This helps you get the right contractor for the job and helps us meet or exceed your expectations. But in most cases we can mobilize a crew and be on site within 24
- [FAQ: How many people do you send on a job?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-many-people-send-job/) - We will send as many or few people it takes to get the job done safely, and on or before schedule. Most jobs can be done with one operator and sometimes a helper. If we are called out to cut concrete piles we send an operator and a machine. Wire sawing may take up to
- [FAQ: How long will it take to complete our project?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-long-complete-project/) - This is a good question and one that really can only be answered based on the job situation. But rest assured, we are in the business of getting things done, but safely. When you set up an appointment with an Aggregate Technologies estimator, they will take the information from our project and ask as many
- [Chemical Demolition: No Fuss, No Muss](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/concrete-demolition-chemical-expansive-non-explosive/) - When you think concrete demolition, sights and sounds of big, whirring saws and blades come to mind. While it is often the case that heavy equipment has to be brought out to accomplish demolition, there is an increasing demand for the use of chemical demolition agents on construction sites. As the use of chemicals where
- [3 Things To Check Before Hiring a Sub contractor](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/3-things-check-hiring-subcontractor/) - Picking the right subcontractor can be a boon for business, with project deadlines easily met and exceptional work completed.
- [Drones On Construction Sites](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/drones-construction-sites/) - Are Drones the Future of Construction? Drones, or remotely controlled unmanned aerial vehicles, made the news again after Cleveland Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer sliced his pinky finger down to the bone while repairing one of his drones. To date, the use of drones has primarily been limited to the armed forces or hobbyists, but that is
- [Hydrodemolition Concrete Removal Advantages](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/hydrodemolition-concrete-removal-advantages/) - Hydrodemolition (also referred to as hydro cutting or aqua cutting) uses high pressure water to break and remove concrete. Unsound concrete can be quickly and efficiently removed creating a highly rough and bondable surface. Concrete that is still sound is left ready to be bonded with a new surface. Concrete that has become delaminated or
- [Faster Road Widening and  Bridge Expansions with Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/faster-road-widening-and-bridge-expansions-with-hydrodemolition/) - Labor intensive and draining…bridge and concrete road widening is the out of town wedding you don’t want to go to but have to attend. Contractors know they have to do the work but does it have to take so long, use so many workers, and take up so much equipment? Does removing concrete and keeping
- [Looking Forward to Investment in Infrastructure](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/infrastructure-investment/) - You were never more than a few seconds away from a sound bite centered on the word “infrastructure” if you watched even a few minutes of campaign or debate coverage leading up to the 2016 Presidential election. Rebuilding our nation’s crumbling roads, bridges, ports, airports, and power plants was a point of emphasis for both
- [FAQ: What are your rates?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/job-cost-rates/) - Our rates are based on the following: the amount of time your particular project will take, the type of equipment that will need to be used to complete the project in the safest manner, location of the project, and he project’s individual requirements. All of these factors will have a part when determining the rate
- [FAQ: What states do you work in?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/states-work/) - Aggregate Technologies primary geographic work area is Southeast Texas. This encompasses Greater Houston, Galveston, Beaumont, College Station metropolitan areas. ATI routinely travels to Corpus Christi and South Texas for larger, longer duration type jobs as well as into Southeast and Southwest Louisiana (Lake Charles, Greater New Orleans and Baton Rouge). Our work outside Houston is
- [FAQ: Who are your crew supervisors?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/crew-supervisors/) - At Aggregate Technologies we have several layers of supervision. The top level begins with the operation and dispatch team. This department assigns the operator best suited for any particular job and sends out the job order. Once the order is dispatched, ATI's General Superintendent, a person in charge of all operators in the field, constantly
- [FAQ: How deep can you GPR scan?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/gpr-scan-depth/) - GPR stands for "ground penetrating radar." GPR scanning of concrete is used to find the position or depth determination of anything embedded within a concrete structure, such as plumbing, conduit, rebar, etc. In most cases we use a 2.0 GHz antenna that is good for about 13" deep concrete - it can show everything embedded
- [FAQ: ISNetworld and PICS Certified Contractor](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/isnetworld-pics-certified-contractor/) - Aggregate Technologies, Inc. is registered and qualified through PICS Auditing and ISNetworld. Both of these companies provide a global resource for connecting hiring clients with safe and reliable contractors. The qualification process with both companies is a lengthy and expensive process to complete. Applications are very detailed. Company information including financial background, training processes, references
- [FAQ: ATI Employees TWIC Card Certified](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/twic-card-certified/) - After the tragedies in the country on 9-11, security in the nation's ports became a top priority. Due to the potential threat for mass destruction at port facilities throughout the country, a Federal identification system for workers in these facilities was implemented. The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) is now a requirement for all workers
- [FAQ: Are your operators OSHA trained?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/osha-training-operators/) - Hiring trained, safety-conscious contractors is a key component to completing a project on time and on budget. Because of this many construction projects require all workers working on their job sites have OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 training. Aggregate Technologies provides OSHA 10 training for all of their operators in the field. Project managers and
- [FAQ: How do you core drill?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-core-drill/) - Core drilling is used for drilling circular holes in concrete for a verity of applications: plumbing, fencing, electrical, pipe bollards and the list goes on. A core drill is basically a heavy duty drill press that can be bolted to a concrete wall or slab. Bit sizes range form ½” to 60” in diameter, and
- [FAQ: Are you qualified to work in industrial plants?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/qualified-industrial-plants/) - Aggregate Technologies has worked in industrial plants all over the US, including North Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. ATI has strived to keep a great safety record so we are able to work in the industrial arena, with an EMR rating at .85 or less for the last three years. Most industrial plants will not
- [FAQ: Do you do soft demolition?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/soft-demolition/) - Occasionally we are asked if we do soft demolition, which can be contrasted with structural demolition. Soft demolition comes before structural demolition, and it involves removing all material inside and outside a structure that is not structural in nature. For example, removing ceiling tiles, floor coverings, drywall, any electrical or mechanical demolition, glass, lights, bathroom
- [FAQ: How long has ATI been in business?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/how-long-been-business/) - Aggregate Technologies was founded April, 1997 in Houston, Texas, by Ronnie Wills...with just one employee and one truck. ATI and has since grown to 40 employees and over 25 trucks. We have seen a lot and grown a lot since 1997, and we believe this gives us and advantage over other companies. Aggregate Technologies plans
- [FAQ: What is your minimum charge and what does it cover?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/minimum-charge/) - Let’s start by defining a few hypothetical jobs and then go from there. The minimum work we are discussing is having an operator arrive at a job site and do a small amount (approximately two hours) of core drilling, flat sawing, wall sawing, concrete breaking, or load and haul of debris off site. IAH Airport
- [FAQ: Do you do residential work?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/do-you-do-residential-work/) - Aggregate Technologies works anywhere there is a need for our service in all types of environments, but typically we do not do residential work. There are times that we do get residential work when those customers need our specialized service. Some examples of our residential specialized services include removing an old concrete swimming pool from
- [FAQ: Is ATI bonded and insured?](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/ati-bonded-insured/) - Aggregate Technologies carries insurance which exceeds industry standards for coverage, and often has to bond jobs due to the size and difficulty of project. We actually prefer to work with customers that require us to carry a lot of insurance and for us to bond the project; these requirements tend to narrow the playing field of qualified
- [Patent #8,276,577 For Pile Cutter](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/ati-awarded-patent-8276577-for-pile-cutter/) - ATI has been safely and efficiently cutting and removing concrete piles for customers all along the Gulf Coast and nationwide for several years. Now the research and legal work has been completed to secure patents on this custom cutting system. In 2011 and 2012, ATI used this now patented device to cut and remove 1,000
- [Wire Sawing a Fire Engine - History Channel Sliced](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/wiresawing-a-fire-engine-history-channel-sliced/) - Wire sawing Our company typically cuts, saws, drills, and removes concrete and asphalt. Wire sawing a fire truck in half was a new one. But for "Sliced," the new documentary series that reveals how objects work by cutting them in two, it had to be done. Ronnie Wills, company president, explains how they met this

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- [DAMS, LOCKS & WATERWAYS](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/industries/dams-locks-waterways/) - Aggregate Technologies is a nationally deployed, prequalified hydrodemolition and concrete removal contractor for dams, locks, and USACE waterway projects. ISNetworld, Avetta, HASC certified. 28+ years. Get a scope quote.
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- [Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/hydrodemolition/) - We are the most experienced HydroDemolition contractor in the United States. Our HydroDemolition technology is unrivaled for efficient concrete removal and scarification, while preserving the original rebar. No job is too large or complex. We service the continental U.S. from our offices in Houston, Baton Rouge, and Orlando. Visit now to get a quote.
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- [Houston, Texas Office](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/houston-texas/) - We provide concrete demolition, hydrodemolition, robotic hammering, and pile cutting for Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and nationwide from our headquarters in Houston, Texas. We bring our hydrodemolition and pile cutting expertise to you. Contact us today for a quote.
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- [Orlando, Florida Office](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/florida-hydrodemolition-contractor/) - We provide hydrodemolition, pile cutting, and concrete demolition services throughout the Southeastern United States, including Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We specialize in large, difficult, and complex concrete cutting and removal jobs. Services include post-hurricane demolition, concrete scarification, and structure removal: public buildings, bridges, seawalls, dams. Contact us today for a quote.
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- [Baton Rouge, Louisiana Office](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/baton-rouge-louisiana/) - Veteran concrete cutting contractor: We provide pile cutting, hydrodemolition, robotic hammering, concrete demolition, and concrete scarification for Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, and Gulf Coast region from our office in Baton Rouge. No job is too large or too complex. Contact us for a quote.
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- [Aggregate Technologies in Oklahoma](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/oklahoma-concrete-demolition/) - We are the leading concrete demolition company in the United States – safely completing difficult concrete removal projects since 1997. We specialize in complex demolition jobs anywhere in the country, including the entire state of Oklahoma: bridge removal, dam removal, highway removal, pile cutting, underwater demolition, nuclear silo demolition, hospital demolition, power plant demolition. Visit now to request a quote.
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## Projects

- [Hydrodemolition of Bridge Deck](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/hydrodemolition-of-bridge-deck/)
- [Cutting and Removing 200 Piles a Day](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/cutting-and-removing-200-piles-a-day/)
- [Hurricane Harvey Emergency Bridge Repair](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/hurricane-harvey-emergency-bridge-repair/)
- [Underwater Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/underwater-hydrodemolition/)
- [Brazos River Bridge Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/brazos-river-bridge-demolition/)
- [Crawlspace Concrete Removal at Texas Medical Center](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/crawlspace-concrete-removal/)
- [Port Houston Wharf 3 Renovation](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/port-houston-wharf-3-renovation/)
- [Bridge Demolition Pile Cutting Shear](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/bridge-demolition-pile-cutting-shear/)
- [Removal of Compromised Elevated Structural Slab with Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/compromised-elevated-structural-slab-hydrodemolition-removal/)
- [Structural Slab Removal at Rice University](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/structural-slab-removal-at-rice-university/)
- [Precast Wall Removal](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/precast-wall-removal/)
- [Structural Beam Removal Using Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/structural-beam-removal-using-hydrodemolition/)
- [Parking Garage Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/parking-garage-demolition/)
- [Interior Structural Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/interior-structural-demolition/)
- [Houston Intercontinental Airport Runway Removal](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/houston-intercontinental-airport-runway-removal/)
- [Double Tee Slab Sawing](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/double-tee-slab-sawing/)
- [Hardening a Dam with Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/hardening-a-dam-with-core-drilling/)
- [Wall Sawing Openings for Windows](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/wall-sawing-openings-for-windows/)
- [Houston Airport Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/houston-airport-core-drilling/)
- [Port of Houston Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/port-of-houston-core-drilling/)
- [Concrete Sawing Elevator Shaft](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/concrete-sawing-elevator-shaft/)
- [Chemical Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/chemical-demolition/)
- [Concrete Wharf Demolition at Port of Houston](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/concrete-wharf-demolition-at-port-of-houston/)
- [Underwater Wire Sawing and Core Drilling at Port of Houston](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/underwater-wire-sawing-and-core-drilling-at-port-of-houston/)
- [Large Diameter Core Drilling at Houston Intercontinental Airport](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/large-diameter-core-drilling-at-houston-intercontinental-airport/)
- [Underwater Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/underwater-core-drilling/)
- [Large Diameter Core Drilling in New Orleans](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/large-diameter-core-drilling-new-orleans/)
- [Large Diameter Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/large-diameter-core-drilling/) - Aggregate Technologies is working in New Orleans on the Caesars New Orleans casino and resort renovation project of the existing Harrah’s casino. A new hotel tower and enhanced design of the property is set to be completed by 2024. ATI is on site core drilling 122 36″ x 46″ diameter holes for foundation piles for
- [Core Drilling – With Bears!](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/core-drilling-with-bears/)
- [Concrete Sawing VA Hospital](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/project/concrete-sawing-va-hospital/)

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/uncategorized/)
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- [Pile Cutting](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/pile-cutting/)
- [FAQ](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/faq/)
- [Concrete Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/concrete-demolition/)
- [Expansive Chemical Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/expansive-chemical-demolition/)
- [GPR Scanning](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/gpr-scanning/)
- [Best Practices](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/best-practices/)
- [Concrete Cutting](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/concrete-cutting/)
- [Bridge Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/bridge-demolition/)
- [Marine](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/marine/)
- [Rail](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/rail/)
- [Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/hydrodemolition/)
- [Robotic Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/category/robotic-demolition/)

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## Project Types

- [Concrete Sawing](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/concrete-sawing/)
- [Core Drilling](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/core-drilling/)
- [Concrete Cutting](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/concrete-cutting/)
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- [Bridge Demolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/bridge-demolition/)
- [Wall Sawing](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/wall-sawing/)
- [Slab Sawing](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/slab-sawing/)
- [Hydrodemolition](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/hydrodemolition/)
- [Robotic Hammering](https://aggregatetechnologies.com/blog/project_type/robotic-hammering/)