Hydroexcavation Company Builds a Craft With Employees and Sees Company Grow Into New Markets

Texas contractor takes unique approach to training crews while also adapting to marketplace to survive oil industry downturn.
Hydroexcavation Company Builds a Craft With Employees and Sees Company Grow Into New Markets
Operator Marcus Soraiz (left) and swamper Juan Ortiz pothole for new light posts.

In just four years, Ken Sugawara and his partners have seen their company grow from a startup operation to one that bought its 15th hydroexcavator last year and earned $6 million in gross revenue.

Landshark Hydro-Excavation, based in Pearland, Texas, has undergone some...

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