About Aquamax

Aquamax started in 1995 doing what most contractors then treated as a cleaning job. Three decades on, the same method removes concrete to a nominated depth on a bridge deck, takes a protective coating off a wharf pile without cutting the steel under it, pulls thermoplastic off a live carriageway at night, and cleans out a geothermal separator inside a shutdown window that was fixed months ago.

The range is the business. 4 litres a minute at one end, 45,000 psi at the other, and the judgement to know which point on it a given substrate wants. Too little and you are there all week. Too much and you have damaged the thing you were hired to preserve.

Crews stand in Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth and Taupo rather than travelling to every job from one yard, which is why an outage in Taranaki and a night shift in Lower Hutt do not compete for the same truck.