With the two profiles Dig Different magazine features each issue, we capture the work that contractors do through both words and pictures.
When photographers accompany contractors on job sites, far more photos are taken than are able to fit on the pages of the magazine. So we put together this gallery of “bonus” photos featuring the companies that have been profiled so far this year.
Rex King Jr., owner of King’s Sanitary Service in Bristolville, Ohio, featured in the March 2018 issue.
Kyle Dye of King’s Sanitary Service on a job in Bristolville, Ohio, with the company’s Vactor 2110 combination truck.
Dave Marzio, owner of Spearhead Locating Services in Ventura, California, featured in the May/June 2018 issue.
Justin Van Fleet, owner of VTA DRONES, working on a drone. Dave Marzio of Spearhead Locating Services is working with Van Fleet in order to develop digital as-build plans for customers.
Dave Marzio operates a ground-penetrating radar unit from US Radar on a job site in Ventura, California.
A crew from Diversified Underground in Aurora, Colorado, featured in the January 2018 issue, working on an underground utilities project.
A Diversified Underground crew potholes with a Vermeer hydroexcavator to locate the depth of an underground electric line.
Diversified Underground drilling operator Mike Canandy prepares to start horizontal directional drilling with a Vermeer D 20X22 equipped with a Digital Trak F5 locating package.
Operator Frank Ward, of Capital City Services in Mechanicsville, Virginia, featured in the January 2018 issue, uses a hydroexcavator to dig holes so that bollards can be installed around a state building.
Chris Black and Jay Gardner, of Black Plumbing, featured in the April 2018 issue, use MyTana inspection camera equipment on a job in Abilene, Texas.
Black Plumbing operators Randy Allen and Jason Sherman use a Ditch Witch FX30 trailer-mounted hydroexcavator on job in Abilene, Texas.
Cole Sisco, of Black Plumbing, uses a concrete saw on a job.
Ernie Romero, co-owner of Horizontal Boring in Laveen, Arizona, featured in the April 2018 issue.
Operator Frank Arias, of Horizontal Boring, runs an American Augers boring machine while two co-workers shovel sand into a bucket to be lifted out of the pit.
A dirt bucket is used to bring debris out of a pit on a Horizontal Boring job site.
A crew from J. Moraga Construction, featured in the February 2018 issue, pothole for utilities prior to a directional drilling job in San Jose, California.
Jose Aguilera, a directional drill operator with J. Moraga Construction, operates a Ditch Witch JT25 on a job in San Jose, California.
A crew from Ken-way Excavating in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, featured in the March 2018 issue, uses a Connectra Fusion Technologies system to join HDPE SDR17 pipe on a residential pipe bursting job.
A GapVax MC1510 Series combination jet/vac unit is used by a Ken-way Excavating crew on a residential pipe bursting job.
One of Ken-way Excavating’s services is to use pipebursting technology for replacing failing pipes in onsite septic systems.
Daniel Vicknair, of Pro Serve in Prairieville, Louisiana, featured in the February 2018 issue, performs maintenance on one of the company’s hydroexcavators.
Pro Serve uses inspection camera systems from Sewer Equipment.
