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The jobs that had no room for a second attempt.

Two excavator-mounted hydraulic breakers working the same foundation at once, dust rising, at first light

Confidential

Arizona

The machine never moved

Saved a full machine removal and reinstall

They had been told the only way to fix the failing foundation was to pull the entire machine out, repair, and set it back. We demolished and repoured underneath it instead. The machine never moved, and the schedule and the budget never took the hit.

Excavator-mounted hammer breaking out floor beside installed trench steel inside a high-bay plant
Saw cutting alongside an open equipment pit
The finished trench and cover system flush with the plant floor

More work

We have 3 more foundation and shutdown case studies we are finalizing with the plants involved. Ask and we will walk you through them, including references from operations people in your industry.

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On the job

A floor coming out and going back in, at speed.

Photographs show a finished slab. These show the part that actually matters — how fast the hole closes.

A die cutter foundation at a corrugated packaging plant — demolished and replaced overnight, start to finish. This is what a shutdown window looks like from the inside.
The corrugator roll stand foundation in El Paso: 3,000 square feet out and back in inside a 96-hour window. 78 hours of work in four days.
Breaking out the foundation beneath the furnace — two hydraulic breakers on the same slab rather than one working twice as long.
“They have lived up to the bids, done exemplary work, and always finish the job on time.”
Russel Freeman — Maintenance Supervisor · More

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