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hydro demolition

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Helms utilizes one of the most advanced hydro demolition robots available today. We invest in the best techbnology for superior results and also offer a water treatment option, making our process 100% eco-friendly.​
what is hydro demolition?
Helms Hydro demolition Repair

Hydro Demolition

sometimes referred to as water jetting or hydroblasting—is a cutting-edge process that uses ultra-high-pressure water to remove concrete. This method effectively breaks apart concrete while preserving the integrity of the reinforcing steel and surrounding structure. It’s especially well-suited for work on reinforced concrete surfaces like bridges, roadways, and parking structures. The process offers precise, controlled removal and leaves behind a clean surface that’s ideal for bonding new concrete. Hydrodemolition is a safe and efficient option for tackling demanding repair and restoration projects.

hydro demolition Applications
Hydro Demolition Robot

Hydro Demolition is a highly adaptable technique suitable for a wide range of structures, including:

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  • Highways, bridges, and airport runways

  • Marine structures like ports and docks

  • Parking garages and decks

  • Waterways such as canals and locks

  • Dams, spillways, and hydro turbines

  • Structural supports like columns and piles

  • Underground systems including tunnels and pipelines

  • Nuclear facilities

  • Water and wastewater treatment plants

  • Large-scale buildings like stadiums and industrial warehouses

Durable results
Hydro Demolition Bridge Repair

Hydro Demolition sets itself apart from conventional methods by using high-pressure water jets to remove concrete with pinpoint accuracy. This process avoids causing micro-cracks in the remaining material, helping to maintain the strength and stability of the underlying structure. Because the surface remains uncompromised, follow-up repairs have better adhesion and durability—leading to longer-lasting results that meet demanding performance standards.

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