A hydraulic hammer is only as good as what happens when it breaks down or does not fit the excavator waiting for it. Contractors renting or buying one are not really shopping for a machine; they are shopping for whoever stands behind it once it is on the jobsite.
Demolition, road work, and excavation crews all lean on hammers for the same reason: breaking concrete and rock is unforgiving work, and equipment that cannot keep up costs more in lost time than it ever saves in a lower rental rate.
EFI Demolition Equipment, a family-owned supplier based in Deruyter, New York, has spent more than three decades building a reputation around exactly that reliability. This article covers five reasons contractors keep coming back to EFI specifically for hydraulic hammers.
