Team Rotec

Rotec is a company built by PEOPLE – construction people – people who are in this business because they love it. Often, they’ve spent their whole lives, for example, building dams or repairing construction equipment or operating or designing. More »

Research & Development

Research & Development (R&D) at Rotec works at the forefront of engineering to improve our equipment used in concrete placement. At Rotec, we believe that R & D is an integral part of our company’s future, and it has been a staple in of our mission for nearly 50 years. More »

Our Company

Concreting is what we like to do and very simply, it is what we do best. From small residential concrete placing problems to the largest dams, there is a Rotec specialist able to help solve your problems and to provide you with equipment to finish your job faster, better, and at a lower cost. More »

Our Services

Concreting is what we like to do and very simply, it is what we do best. From small residential concrete placing problems to the largest dams, there is a Rotec specialist able to help solve your problems and to provide you with equipment to finish your job faster, better, and at a lower cost. More »

 

Where is Rotec?

In the past 2 years Rotec has made monumental strides toward its bright future in the concrete placement industry. The company left its home of 50 years in Elmhurst, IL, upgrading to a facility in Hampshire, IL which will fulfill the company’s appetite for expansion. Rotec will miss its valued relationship with the Elmhurst community, however, the potential at the new facility in Hampshire is exciting. “We have thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed our stay in Elmhurst. It’s a wonderful city with a fabulous location and one of my points was just to thank the city for the freedom to run our business,” -Rotec CEO Robert F. Oury.

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What’s New?

Rotec is proud to be the major equipment provider on the largest project in the world: expansion of the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal is designated one of the “Seven Wonders of the Modern World and a Monument of the Millennium” by the American Society of Civil Engineers. It opened in 1914, and in 1977, President Jimmy Carter signed a treaty that empowered the Panama Canal Authority. In 2006, Panama approved expansion of the canal. The anticipated completion date of the more than $5 billion project is 2014, or 100 years since the canal first opened.

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