Our hydrovac trucks use pressurized water and vacuum suction to expose utilities safely — the standard for potholing before a bore, daylighting near gas and fiber, and precision digging in tight, congested ground.
Hydrovac isn't a separate business — it's what makes our directional bores and utility work safer around lines we can't see.
Confirming the exact depth and location of existing utilities before a directional bore crosses them — the single biggest way we prevent hits.
Exposing gas, electric, water, or fiber lines to visually confirm their position ahead of any excavation nearby.
Slot trenching and small excavations in areas with multiple existing lines, where a bucket or trencher risks a strike.
Clean, precise holes for foundations near existing underground infrastructure.
Vacuum removal of spoil, slurry, and drilling fluid from bore pits — keeping job sites clean and compliant.
Fast, safe exposure of a damaged or suspect line when precision matters more than speed of a backhoe.
Our hydrovac units pair high-pressure water with strong vacuum recovery, sized for both tight residential access and larger municipal jobs.
Whether it's potholing ahead of a bore or daylighting a utility for a third-party crew, we can get a hydrovac truck on site.
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