Air vs. Hydro

In the end, it’s a matter of personal preference; each method has its place at certain job sites.
Air vs. Hydro
Davids Hydro Vac in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, disposes of slurry after hydroexcavating at a job site near the company’s yard. Davids Hydro Vac prefers to use hydroexcavation because of the cold ground conditions crews face in the winter.

The rivalry of air and water goes waaaay back. Classic Greek thinkers were fascinated by the impact of these two elements on a third element of nature, earth. Today, excavation companies are still fascinated, and increasingly leverage air and/or water in their earth-digging...

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