Concrete removal water jetting removes specified concrete ahead of structural repair. The repair designer’s boundaries and intended removal depth need to be established before treatment. Hydrodemolition is controlled concrete removal, not ordinary pressure washing carried out at a higher setting.
Concrete Removal Water Jetting
Concrete removal water jetting removes specified concrete within the repair designer's boundaries. Slurry is contained before the repair continues.
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Designer-led removal boundaries
Removal depth and extent follow the repair design, with staged checks as concrete and reinforcement are exposed.
Slurry and exclusion control
The working face, access, water supply and concrete washings are controlled around the removal operation.
Removal boundaries and reinforcement
Water jetting can remove suitable concrete around reinforcement without using a percussive breaker. Concrete condition, bar arrangement and structural geometry still require engineering judgement. A uniform recess differs from removing deterioration that extends to variable depths, so staged inspection is important as the sound concrete and reinforcement are exposed.

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Access, exclusion and slurry control
Hand-held or robotic equipment is selected for the working face and available access. The work needs an exclusion area, suitable water supply and controlled collection of concrete slurry. Washings must not be allowed to enter drainage or watercourses uncontrolled. Platforms, scaffolding and adjacent work also have to suit the removal operation.
Removal limits before structural repair
The exposed concrete and reinforcement are checked against the repair specification. If deterioration continues beyond the agreed boundary, any extension is referred back to the responsible repair team. Hydrodemolition completes the removal stage only; reinforcement treatment, reinstatement and structural acceptance remain separate stages unless expressly included.
Concrete Removal Water Jetting: common questions
Is concrete removal ordinary pressure washing?
No. It is specified concrete removal using appropriate specialist equipment and controls.
Can jetting work around reinforcement?
Suitable work can expose reinforcement, subject to the structural design and required result.
Is the concrete repair complete after jetting?
No. Inspection, reinforcement treatment and concrete reinstatement follow separately.
Can removal limits change during work?
New findings can justify a change, but the responsible repair team must agree it.
What happens to concrete slurry?
It is contained and handled through a suitable route rather than washed into uncontrolled drainage.