The hydrovac excavation process is used to remove or move soil using pressurised water.

An air vacuum is then used to transfer the debris and soil to the debris tank on the truck. This allows a more accurate and non-destructive way of excavating soil and locating underground services and utilities.

This process significantly reduces the risk to property or injury to workers associated with contacting or cutting underground services and utilities, as can happen if mechanical methods are used.

It provides a more accurate and precise job, so damage to the surrounding pipes, services, utilities and environment are considerably lessened.

In potholing, installation of pipes and cables, or in any excavation jobs, hydrovac excavation moves the soil more accurately compared to mechanical machinery.

Hydrovac excavation can also be used in landscaping. It does the task delicately, so the surrounding soil is not disturbed. It allows the landscape to have a stronger foundation resulting in fewer repairs and backfilling. The additional expenses for the material and labour of restoration work are then avoided.

Using the hydrovac excavation method is the best choice.