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Hydrodemolition: when water replaces the hammer
6 min · reviewed 2026-09-10 by RazeForce office (Product review) · educational — not a certificate · not legal advice
People search hydrodemolition because a hammer on a keep-structure microcracks what you meant to keep. This note is the demolition-office version: when water is the method, and when it is not.
What it is
A rig directs water hard enough to eat the paste and leave the steel. Used on decks and overlays more than on a house. Vibration into the remaining span is why the breaker is banned.
Write these
- What stays (rebar, a span, an overlay thickness).
- Why a hammer is not allowed.
- Where the water and slurry go — a destination, not a drain.
- Hours if a neighbour or a live deck cares.
What RazeForce does
Course 06 names the class. The Clyde span in the game is this job. We do not sell a hydro rig from this page. We hold the sequence and the folder.
What we will not do
- We will not design the charge or the cut.
- We will not treat hydro as a toy on a two-storey house.
- We will not invent the slurry permit where you work.
Study note. Not a method statement for a live deck. Follow the named people.
RazeForce practice language. Not a law, not IS / BS / OSHA text, not a certificate. Follow the named people and the rules where you work. We never design the charge, spacing, or the cut.
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Reviewed 2026-09-10 by RazeForce office (Product review). Cite this URL.
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