Hydro-excavation is one of the most common sense ways of accomplishing one of the most basic of man’s activities, digging a hole! In ancient times, most of our holes were small. Perhaps we were digging for roots that we could use as food to feed our families or perhaps we were digging a hole in the side…
The process of vacuum excavation is a process wherein an excavating test hole is compressed with a great deal of air in order to loosen the dirt. A system is used to take in the soil by way of a tank. The procedure is considered a safe technique and is, relatively-speaking, one of the safest…
When performing any type of job, safety is the number one priority to keep workers and bystanders free from danger or harm. Uncovering underground cables or utilities with heavy machinery is one such job that has the potential of being very dangerous. Read the information below to learn how a dedicated and reliable company can…
Subsurface utilities and underground facilities are frequently needed for building construction. Excavation is often needed in order to lay these utilities. This can be a difficult job that has many risks, both to the property and for the laborers involved. Hydro or water excavation has substantially lessened these risks. The process combines air vacuum with…
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…