Water and vacuum. No backhoe. No guesswork. No damaged pipes.
Pressurized water breaks up the soil. A powerful vacuum sucks the slurry into a debris tank. That's it. No bucket, no blade, no mechanical contact with what's buried down there. Which means no accidental strikes, no service interruptions, and no expensive repairs.
We run a fleet of late-model vacuum excavation trucks built for warm and cold weather. Our units can dig from up to 600 feet away, which makes them ideal for congested sites, road crossings, and areas where you can't get heavy equipment in.
We coordinate with 811 and utility locators to identify everything buried in the dig zone before we start.
Pressurized water loosens the soil through a handheld wand. The vacuum hose pulls the slurry into the debris tank as we go.
Utilities are safely exposed and visually confirmed. We document the excavation and either backfill on site or haul to an approved facility.
Hydrovac is the go-to method across oil and gas, municipal, telecom, and construction for any project with buried infrastructure.
Every year, thousands of underground utility strikes cause injuries, outages, and millions in repair costs. Hydrovac eliminates the risk at the source.
Every hydrovac job includes utility coordination. We work with 811 and use electromagnetic and GPR locating to verify positions before we break ground. It's built into our process, not an add-on.
