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Daylighting Utilities
Hydrovac excavation uses pressurized water and vacuum to safely expose buried utilities without mechanical digging. It is ideal for confirming the exact location, depth and direction of gas, electrical, water and communications lines before excavation, repair or construction begins.
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Open Excavations
Hydrovac excavation can create open work areas where crews need safe access below grade. Using pressurized water and vacuum excavation allows material to be removed precisely while reducing the risk of damaging nearby buried utilities. Open excavations are commonly used for utility repairs, foundation work, retaining walls and other construction requiring access at depth.
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Excavating Pole and Sign Holes
Hydrovac excavation is an efficient way to create clean, precise holes for signs, fence posts and other pole foundations. Pressurized water loosens the ground while the vacuum removes material, allowing crews to excavate accurately with less disturbance to the surrounding area. It is especially useful where buried utilities or rocky ground make mechanical augering more difficult.
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Catch Basin Cleaning
Hydrovac cleaning removes accumulated material from catch basins to help prevent buildup and drainage blockages. Vacuum removal is also effective for clearing existing obstructions, providing a faster and safer alternative to manual cleanout without damaging the catch basin.
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Storm Drain and Culvert Flushing
Hydrovac trucks use high-pressure water to loosen and flush material that is blocking or built up inside storm drains and culverts. The vacuum can then remove the flushed material, helping prevent it from travelling farther down the system and causing another blockage.
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Oil Tank Cleaning
Hydrovac trucks can use high-pressure water and degreaser to clean oil and fuel residue from tanks, then vacuum the resulting liquid and debris directly into the truck for removal. This combines cleaning and material recovery in one operation, making tank cleanout faster and more efficient than separate pumping and manual cleaning.
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Oil/Water Separator Cleaning
Hydrovac cleaning is an efficient way to remove accumulated oil, water, sediment and debris from oil/water separators and similar containment systems. The vacuum loads the recovered material directly into the truck, combining cleanout and removal in one operation and reducing the need for separate equipment or crews.
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Spill Cleanup and Emergency Response
Our hydrovacs are available 24/7 to support spill cleanup and emergency response. A hydrovac can quickly remove liquids, contaminated material and debris from accident sites, highways, airports and industrial locations, helping simplify response by combining cleanup and material recovery with one crew and one truck.
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Frozen Ground Excavation
Hydrovac trucks can use heated water to thaw frozen ground while excavating, allowing crews to continue working in winter conditions without relying on mechanical ripping or specialized excavator attachments. The process provides precise excavation while reducing the risk of damaging nearby buried utilities.
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Commercial Roof Cleaning
Hydrovac equipment can remove gravel and loose material from commercial roofs using high-pressure water and vacuum recovery. The material is collected directly into the truck for removal, reducing manual handling and helping protect the roof surface from damage caused by shovels or other tools.
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Frozen Line Flushing
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High Pressure Cleaning
Hydrovac equipment can use high-pressure, heated water to clean buildings, heavy equipment and other commercial or industrial surfaces. The vacuum can then recover grease, debris and wash water, helping keep the work area cleaner and reducing the risk of contaminants being left behind.
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Digging Shallow Wells
Hydrovac excavation can be used to create shallow well holes using high-pressure water and vacuum excavation. Once the excavation is complete, perforated pipe can be installed to create the shallow well, while excess material is removed directly by the hydrovac truck.