Explore how hydrodemolition enables precise and controlled concrete removal on vertical, curved, and structural elements — helping preserve structural integrity while supporting safe and long-lasting repairs.
Pillars, foundations and pylons
Large areas
Efficient removal across wide surfaces while maintaining consistency.
Confined spaces
Compact and adaptable setups designed for restricted spaces and limited access.
Less downtime
Fast, reliable methods to reduce disruption and keep projects moving.
Precision
Accurate removal to the correct depth—without overcutting.
Structural integrity
No damage to reinforcement or surrounding concrete.
Site requirements
Controlled processes to meet dust, noise, and water regulations.
Pillars, foundations, and pylons often involve curved surfaces, vertical structures, confined areas, and difficult access conditions. Hydrodemolition setups can be adapted for safe and controlled concrete removal across a wide range of structural rehabilitation applications.
Real-world projects
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Hydrodemolition removes concrete from 120 m high bridge pylon in St Petersburg
ICA Construction of St Petersburg has used two Aquajet robotic hydrodemolition machines to clear concrete from the top of a 120 m high… -
Decayed concrete on ski lift foundations removed with hydrodemolition
Specialist Swedish contractor Corvara is using an Aqua Cutter 410A remote controlled robot to remove decayed concrete from pylon… -
Underwater hydrodemolition on bridge pillars in Norway
UK contractor Rentajet Group (RGL) employed hydrodemolition techniques during underwater surface preparation on a bridge project in…