Aggregate Technologies
Specializing in concrete cutting and concrete removal! We are also the leaders in HydroDemolition!
07/29/2026
πΊπΈ A MAJOR MILESTONE for the ATI team!
On July 27, 2026, we hit a huge company benchmark: 10 HydroBots running simultaneously across 5 projects β including two that are critical to our nationβs energy and defense capabilities.
This wouldnβt be possible without our incredible customers, team members, and vendors who make it happen every day. Hereβs to pushing American innovation forward. π§βοΈ
Go America! πΊπΈ
π§ **What's hiding beneath your slab? Sometimes, another project entirely.**
While cutting a new escalator opening into an existing shopping center, our Aggregate Technologies, Inc. crew hit a surprise: a hidden concrete structure buried below the slab π β
The remnants of a previous escalator pit, built over during an earlier renovation. π€
The job started straightforward enough. Crews removed a suspended second-floor slab and two structural beams (each weighing ~1,200 lbs per linear foot) using over 530 linear feet of slab sawing and precision wire sawing β lowering nearly 75 tons of concrete safely to the ground floor. ποΈ
Then came the unexpected part. Once excavation began on the first floor, that buried structure emerged. Crews brought in a Brokk 200 robotic demolition system π€ to clear it and hit the required six-foot depth β without missing a beat on safety or schedule. β
In construction, especially renovation work, the plans tell you what *should* be there. The site tells you what actually is. This one's a good reminder to always be ready for surprises. π‘
π¬ **Also in this newsletter:
π A major company milestone: The βbotsβ (robotic HydroDemolition equipment running at the same time simultaneously).
π A Pile Driving Contractors Association honor for our own Matthew Knight
πΈ Highlights from recent π£customer & industry events with Michelle Aseltine, Matthew Knight & Chris Allen
π A quick survey β should we bring pile crushing back to ATI?
π Check it out the newsletter below!
https://mailchi.mp/aggregatetechnologies/july2026
07/29/2026
π§ **What's hiding beneath your slab? Sometimes, another project entirely.**
While cutting a new escalator opening into an existing shopping center, our Aggregate Technologies, Inc. crew hit a surprise: a hidden concrete structure buried below the slab π β
The remnants of a previous escalator pit, built over during an earlier renovation. π€
The job started straightforward enough. Crews removed a suspended second-floor slab and two structural beams (each weighing ~1,200 lbs per linear foot) using over 530 linear feet of slab sawing and precision wire sawing β lowering nearly 75 tons of concrete safely to the ground floor. ποΈ
Then came the unexpected part. Once excavation began on the first floor, that buried structure emerged. Crews brought in a Brokk 200 robotic demolition system π€ to clear it and hit the required six-foot depth β without missing a beat on safety or schedule. β
In construction, especially renovation work, the plans tell you what *should* be there. The site tells you what actually is. This one's a good reminder to always be ready for surprises. π‘
π¬ **Also in this newsletter:
π A major company milestone: The βbotsβ (robotic HydroDemolition equipment running at the same time simultaneously).
π A Pile Driving Contractors Association honor for our own Matthew Knight
πΈ Highlights from recent π£customer & industry events with Michelle Aseltine, Matthew Knight & Chris Allen
π A quick survey β should we bring pile crushing back to ATI?
π Check it out the newsletter below!
https://mailchi.mp/aggregatetechnologies/july2026
π Big congratulations to our own Matthew Knight! π
Matthew was honored with PDCA's John T. Parker Jr. Industry Ambassador Award at the 26th Annual "Pile Driving Around the World" Conference & Expo β recognizing his unique passion for this industry and everything he brings to it.
We couldn't be prouder to see him recognized. Thank you to PDCA and this year's sponsors for a fantastic conference. Congrats, Matthew! ππ§
07/15/2026
π Big congratulations to our own Matthew Knight! π
Matthew was honored with PDCA's John T. Parker Jr. Industry Ambassador Award at the 26th Annual "Pile Driving Around the World" Conference & Expo β recognizing his unique passion for this industry and everything he brings to it.
We couldn't be prouder to see him recognized. Thank you to PDCA and this year's sponsors for a fantastic conference. Congrats, Matthew! ππ§
07/04/2026
Happy 250th Birthday, America!!!!
God bless the USA!!!!
07/02/2026
Not everyone would be happy about our 250th!!!
King George III defiantly wouldnβt!
America declared independence in 1776, but Britain kept fighting for years, refusing to accept it.
The American win at Saratoga brought France into the war to help the U.S., and the loss at Yorktown in 1781 finally broke Britainβs will to fight.
George III resisted so much he reportedly thought about giving up his throne instead of accepting defeat.
It took a new British government, ready to end the war, to finally make peace β in 1783, seven years after independence was declared.
Still, 1776 is our day β the year we had the guts to declare it before weβd even won it. πͺπ»
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All this to say-
Happy Birthday, America! π₯³π«‘
From Aggregate Technologies, Inc.
07/01/2026
The World Cup visitors coming to America made us realize some thingsβ¦
We tend to take a lot of things for granted in our countryβ¦even the abundance of a/c in homes and throughout stores and restaurants.
As our country celebrates itβs 250 yearsβ¦ itβs good to remind ourselves of the many blessings that we have while living in this country.
God bless America!
-From your Concrete Surgeons at Aggregate Technologies, Inc.
06/24/2026
This finally came in the mail today!
Congrats to our team at Aggregate Technologies, Inc. and thank you to our customers at Ferrovial Construction for trusting us with part of the bridge widening for the NTE | NTE35W TEXpress Lanes project!
π Project Overview:
Project Name: North Tarrant Express Capacity Improvements
Location: Texas β€οΈ π€ π
Contractor: Ferrovial Construction
HydroDemolition Partner: Aggregate Technologies, Inc. (ATI)
Total Value: $2.2 million
Scope: Road & bridge widening, precision concrete removal
β±οΈ Schedule & Performance
Expected Duration: 9 months
Actual Duration: 6 months
β β β Time Savings: Completed 3 months early β β β
π Work Window: Night shifts only β typically 11 PM to 3 AM (4β6 hours/night)
π¦Ί Safety Record: 3,200 man-hours with zero incidents π·ββοΈ
π§ Why did the customer choose HydroDemolition INSTEAD of traditional pneumatic methods (like a jackhammer/chipping hammer?)
Their leadership thought outside the traditional box...
π‘οΈ Rebar Protection: Water removes concrete without vibration β no rebar damage
π· Cleaner Jobsite: Less dust & debris
π Environmental Benefit: Recycled water used (We β»οΈ recycled onsite)
β³ Precision: Ideal for tight tolerances & short work windows
π Structural Preservation: Maintains integrity of existing bridge elements β Surrounding substrate and beams undamaged
π§ Project Challenges:
π Live Traffic: Work required while keeping traffic flowing
π Tight Night Shifts: 4-6 hours each night
π‘οΈ High Precision Needs: Existing structures had to be preserved
***Traditional Methods Not Suitable: Jackhammers risked vibration damage & slower progress***
π Results:
β²οΈ Ahead of Schedule: Finished 3 months early
π¦Ί Zero Injuries: Perfect safety record
π Structural Reuse: Original bridge structure preserved
π·ββοΈ Reduced Labor Intensity: Less manual chipping required
Please contact us at www.AggregateTechnologies.com for a quote for your concrete removal project today.
God Speed!
06/23/2026
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