Compact hydrovac trailer fits in tight spots
Problem: Kieran Glennon, the operations manager at Drain Worx Plumbing & Excavating of Surrey, British Columbia, was called to help out a flooded basement at a well-known pancake restaurant in Vancouver, British Columbia. He had to run a 70-foot trench for the sewer main down the middle of the restaurant during a temporary shutdown and then vacuum out all the debris.
Solution: Glennon used the company’s Wolverine Hydro Vac trailer from Pacific Tek. The unit is easy to get to any site, is very nimble to get around tight spots, and does not harm fragile landscapes. It can
