Technology is a good thing, better yet it is a great thing when it saves time, money and even lives. Hydro excavating is an example of new technology that is inching its way into commonplace in the world of construction. Contractors are choosing hydro excavating over traditional backhoe as they become educated to the savings in time, insurance…
Vacuum excavation is the specific process of removing debris, soils, or other materials from a hole or piece of land using powerful water (hydro-excavation) or air suction. Materials are loosened then sucked through a pipe that is approximately 6 inches to 1 foot wide (depending on the size of the vehicle) and with an airspeed…
Daylighting excavation is the process of safely exposing utility lines or underground pipes to daylight using a hydro-vacuum excavator. In the past, utility lines and pipes were exposed by hand digging, which is a painstakingly slow process and places the worker in danger if he should inadvertently hit a power line with his shovel. Often…
You may not know all there is to know about hydro excavating, so we rounded up three facts to get you started: 1. Hydro Excavation is Precise Hydro excavation uses high-pressure water and suction to create openings in the earth. The result is a slurry of water and earth that is suctioned into a holding tank….
When it comes to excavation services, hydro excavation is perhaps the most misunderstood. However, the advantages of hydro excavation benefit all businesses. Here are a few of the top advantages. Immediate Risk Reduction Moving large amounts of soil through traditional force methods causes undue strain on the piping and the infrastructure of surrounding buildings. There are also…