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Elvis Rocks! Breaking Through History with ROCK-X
Massive boulders. Zero blasting. One legendary job site. At Rock Busters, you know we’re no strangers to tough terrain. But this project has been one for the books! We’re currently working on a property once tied to none other than the famous king himself: Elvis...
Why Smart Builders Are Skipping the Hammer for Trenching Projects
— And What It Means for Your Build, Your Neighbours, and the Environment When it comes to trenching in tight spaces—such as basements, foundations, or urban builds—what you don’t do can be just as important as what you do do. Traditionally, many crews have turned to...
Advanced Rock Splitting in Conjunction with Tunnelling and Micro-Tunnelling
Supporting Tunneling Projects? Here’s What You Need to Know About Shaft Sinking Through Rock Without Blasting When it comes to tunneling projects—whether you're installing a subway line under a city or running water mains across town—the main action often gets the...
Good To See You Kamloops! Rock Busters at the ISEE Western Canada Chapter 31st Conference
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...
When Blasting Isn’t an Option: How Rock Buster’s Gets the Job Done Anyway
Let’s be real — not every job lets us bring out the big booms. At Rock Buster’s, we love a good big blast as much as anyone. But there are plenty of situations where blasting of any kind just isn’t an option — whether due to safety, logistics, permits (or just plain...
Breaking Ground Without the Boom: Using Splitters for Smart, Controlled Demolition
Demolition isn’t always about big bangs and dramatic explosions (although these can be more fun, they aren't always what is needed for a breaking job). In fact, many of the most challenging jobs require a quieter, more controlled approach — and that’s where splitters...