Overview: In July 2025, during the final infrastructure phase of the Lennar Homes North River Farms project in Oceanside, CA, we faced a "zero-fail" scenario. We had to excavate a 400-foot sewer trench 25 feet deep through solid blue granite—all while operating...
When it comes to dam demolition, no two projects are alike. Each structure poses unique challenges — from aging concrete walls to stubborn bedrock foundations. As infrastructure across Canada reaches the end of its lifespan, safe and efficient removal is becoming...
For homeowners in Victoria, BC, the dream of a finished basement often hits a snag—literally. Unlike modern construction, many older Victoria homes were built when real estate wasn't the premium it is today. It was simply easier (and cheaper) to build over a large...
Breaking concrete can be tough work, especially when rebar (reinforcing steel bars) is involved. At Rock Busters, we tackle concrete demolition every day, and we’ve developed techniques that make the job safer, faster, and more effective. Whether you’re a DIY...
When it comes to breaking rock, there are two primary options: splitting or blasting. While blasting has long been considered the traditional method, it’s not always the smartest or safest solution—especially in urban, residential, or environmentally sensitive areas....
From April 24–26, Rock Busters had the privilege of attending the ISEE Western Canada Chapter 31st Conference & Annual General Meeting in beautiful Kamloops, BC. A huge 'thank you!' to the organizers, speakers, and attendees for hosting such a powerful event—we’re...
