The safest form of non-destructive excavation. Our Hydrovacs dig efficiently utilizing a highly pressurized water and a proprietary vacuum system to excavate or expose (daylighting) buried infrastructure. This process uses highly pressurized water to liquefy the soil creating a slurry type mixture. Simultaneously, this mixture is extracted by the powerful vacuum system into a truck mounted debris tank which can be located up to 100’ away.

Slot trenching is the excavation of narrow trenches to install pipes, cables or other in-ground utilities. Our hydro-excavation process is the preferred method for this type of project as it is precise, non-destructive, safe and efficient. On sites where pre-existing infrastructure may be buried, hydrovac slot trenching is the safest way to avoid potential damage while excavating your trench.

In most cases, hydro-excavation takes place close to the dig site using a truck’s hydrovac boom. For jobs in hard-to-reach places, our hydrovac system is capable of remote hose excavation by using a flexible hose that allows our hydrovac operators to excavate more than 100 feet from the truck.

Potholing is the process of exposing buried utilities with a test hole by hydrovac vacuum excavation. This is a safe and easy way to expose underground infrastructure to determine the horizontal and vertical location of any existing, buried lines. Our hydrovac potholing service can increase productivity & lower costs by ensuring buried infrastructure is not damaged during your excavation project.