Walco Industries Ltd

06/05/2026

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06/04/2026

The following is a video documenting a Hydrodemolition job performed by Walco Industries Ltd. The job was to selectively remove concrete in multiple areas on a terminal platform used for crane mobility. The cuts required were precise and executed to the exact requirements of this clients needs.

Hydrodemolition in a Live Port: How Walco Completed a 3-Day Terminal Project Without Disrupting Operations

05/29/2026

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05/28/2026

The before and after of a hydrodemolition job is always a treat for the eyes. Hydrodemolition is capable of cleanly and efficiently cutting through sound and deteriorated concrete to reveal the pristine skeleton of rebar lying underneath, all perfectly in tact.

05/22/2026

Happy Friday! Come on over to booth 100 at the 2026 ICBA Convention to learn about Hydrodemolition!

05/15/2026

Hydrodemolition (also known as hydroblasting, hydro milling, water blasting and water jetting) is a concrete removal technique which utilizes high-pressure water jetting methods to remove deteriorated or unsound (low strength) concrete material, as well as asphalt and grout.

05/08/2026

Controlling the water in the work area is a crucial step in the hydrodemolition process. Once the water travels through the nozzle and impacts the concrete surface, the aftermath consists of sand, rock and a slurry-like material with a high alkaline pH due to the calcium hydroxide. The collection & management of dispelled water is essential to our process. Visit walcoindustries.ca for more.

05/01/2026

Walco Industries Ltd. delivers hydrodemolition through two purpose-built methods — robotic and handheld — each deployed based on the specific demands of the project at hand. With one of the largest robotic hydrodemolition fleets in North America, our automated systems handle large-scale surface work with speed, consistency, and precision that manual methods simply cannot match.

04/24/2026

When it comes to managing respirable crystalline silica, hydrodemolition is far superior. Where jackhammering produces high levels of hazardous dust, requiring constant respiratory protection, hydrodemolition traps the dust within the water, (under the Time Waited Average (TWA)) making it safer for both the workers and the surrounding environment.