Floor Planing

For Facilities and Companies, concrete hard standings, roads, car parks, workshops, storage areas and any other concrete surfaces are essential assets that are relied upon. But these assets are not immune to the damaging effects that wear and tear can cause. Cracks, potholes and failed joints can quickly develop into serious hazards that compromise safety and efficiency. If these are left unaddressed, these issues can even lead to complete surface failure, potentially requiring expensive full-depth repairs or total bay replacement.

Excavating around live utilities and vital services on a construction project can be a challenging and potentially hazardous task, with traditional excavation methods potentially resulting in serious damage to infrastructure. In the case of a service strike, this could cause massive and costly disruption to a project. However, with the use of vacuum excavation technology, Castle & Pryor is able to provide a safe and efficient solution, perfect for smaller or hazardous areas.

How we utilise Vac-Ex machines in Construction
Vac-Ex is a non-intrusive method of excavation that uses compressed air to loosen up the ground, followed by suction to remove the loose material. A Vac-Ex machine can generate a powerful stream of air with an operator controlling the intake nozzle, providing full control of the excavation while they remain at a safe distance. This method significantly reduces spoil and dust because all of the extracted material is sucked directly into sealed collection chambers on the machine, making it particularly suitable for use in confined spaces.

Also known as hydraulic splitting, or hydraulic / silent demolition, bursting is a method used to burst large volumes of concrete in a controlled methodical manner.