Founded in 1979, Bluegrass is headquartered in a renovated textile mill in Greenville, AL, with satellite offices in Aiken, SC, Broussard, LA, and Dubois, WY. The Bluegrass enterprise comprises Bluegrass Bit Company Inc., Bluegrass Concrete Cutting Inc., Demolition Technologies Inc., and The Machine Shop. The company became well known in the demolition and decommissioning business for advancements in diamond wire sawing as a non-explosive method and a technique for cutting concrete and metal underwater.
Innovative diamond wire saw designs have been developed and patented by Bluegrass and are used in a variety of applications across a broad spectrum of industries.
In addition to our headquarters in Alabama, we have offices in Broussard, LA, Aiken, SC, Dubois, WY, Malaysia and Indonesia. We design, build, and test our own saws and components. We recruit and train our own employees. We provide clients and partners with feasibility reports, engineered solutions, and demonstrations. Every job we take on, regardless of size and scope, is supported by a team of engineers, machinists, mechanics, project managers, and administrative staff.
What set Bluegrass apart in 1979 — and still does — is that our engineers, machinists, and field technicians work as one team, not separate departments. Every job, from a nuclear decommissioning like Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant Decommission in Colorado, to an offshore platform removal in the Gulf, is shaped by the same collaboration: working together and in constant communication, our engineering team designs the solution, our machinists build the equipment to execute it, and our field technicians carry it out safely on site. That teamwork is why clients call us for rapid response when a schedule gets tight — our office and field crews mobilize together, not in sequence. Meet the team behind every project.
